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Definition of doth - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
old verbtr. Rare does or performs an actiontr. Rare
- He doth protest too much.
2.
languageintr. Rare UK used for emphasis in questionsintr. Rare UK
- What doth it mean?
Expressions with doth
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show excessive disapproval making it seem insincere
Her constant complaints made it seem she doth protest too much.
someone's denial is too forceful to be convincing
When asked about the rumor, she replied, 'the lady doth protest too much.'
Origin of doth
Old English, dōþ (does)
Examples of doth in a sentence
He doth speak with great wisdom. Why doth he protest so much? How doth this machine operate?
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- French:faire, exprimer, ...
- German:tun, heißen, ...
- Italian:fare, voler dire, ...
- Spanish:hacer, significar, ...
- Portuguese:fazer, querer dizer, ...
- Chinese:做, 是, ...
- Japanese:する, 意味する, ...
- Arabic:يَفْعَلُ, تُستَخدَم للتوكيد في الأسئلة, ...
- Hebrew:לַעֲשׂוֹת, לְהַבִּיעַ בְּהַדְגָּשָׁה, ...
- Russian:делать, значить, ...
- Ukrainian:робити, означати, ...
- Hindi:करना, अर्थ होना, ...
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