Dubiety
/ˌduːˈbaɪəti/
Definition 1 of 1
Pro Tip 1/3Neutral tone
Dubiety is used in neutral or formal contexts and lacks strong emotion. 
Despite dubiety, the committee agreed to proceed with the plan.
Pro Tip 2/3Academic writing
Use in essays or reports to express doubt about findings or theories. 
There remains some dubiety regarding the accuracy of these figures.
Pro Tip 3/3Not disbelief
'Dubiety' indicates uncertainty, not outright rejection or disbelief. 
His dubiety about the project did not mean he thought it would fail.