I think
I think phrase: expressing doubt or skepticism.
Phrase
I think
- Expressing doubt or skepticism.
- "Normally, I tell my friends they're making a huge mistake," said Cole to Sheridan. "But in your case, you'd be stupid not to marry her."
"Thanks — I think," said Sheridan.2017, Richard Turner, Insurrection, page 108
- "Normally, I tell my friends they're making a huge mistake," said Cole to Sheridan. "But in your case, you'd be stupid not to marry her."
- Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see I, think..
Questions about I think
- What does I think mean?
- I think means expressing doubt or skepticism.
- What part of speech is I think?
- I think is a phrase.
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