How to pronounce “benefit of doubt”

Meaning

• [Noun]
• (rare) Alternative form of benefit of the doubt.

Practice Nearby Words

offchance, guess-work, off-chance, piece of luck, tossup, second-guesser, half-smile, fall-back, give-away, odd-job, foredele, half measure, bail-out, gut feel, no wonder, guestimate, oddjob, rule-of-thumb, forthdeal, kafkatrap, gloom and doom, sayso, little wonder, perq, protip, surprize, spot-check, small end of the wedge, get-out-of-jail-free card, try-out, thin edge of the wedge, failsafe, double-talk, wellwish, cut-back, fordele, delay tactic, stand-by, upperhand, doom-and-gloom, hitchens's razor, bogoff, doubletalk, throuble, freebee, be-on-the-lookout, embroglio, bump on the road, just one of those things, fingersbreadth, little white lie, coup d'œil, copout, double trouble, rubber cheque, run-around, catch-22, look-out, ballpark estimation, factcheck, let-up, brieve, thumb on the scales, short end, drips and drabs, whodunitry, be on the look out, be on the lookout, cash-out, gentlemen's agreement, pro-tip, merit-badging, short-handedness, dare-saying, honour among thieves, trickle down hypothesis, frame-up, catchall, gut-check, run-out, front-runner, alms-deed, allotee, betteridge's law, prizemoney, by-your-leave, flipflop, rogue gallery, bailbond, pat-on-the-back, lack-wit, ill-luck, back-up, gobetween, doubletake, hand-waving, stop-gap, gladhanding, walkoff

Similar Sounds

benefit of the doubt, benefited, benefitted, beneficiate, beneficent, beneficient, beneficia, benedight, benedetti, benedetta