misgiving (noun)

1. When the protagonist began to notice little inconsistencies in the villain's story, a misgiving about his honesty started to creep in.

2. The comedian's misgiving about the audience's honesty was evident when he hesitated to tell his final punchline.

3. When the client discovered the architect had deceived them about the cost estimates, misgivings about their honesty emerged.

4. The fashion designer had misgivings about the model's honesty when she claimed the dress she was wearing was an original design.

1. In the cartoon, the character's misgivings about the mysterious package lead to a comical series of events.

2. The comedian used misgiving as the punchline of his joke, making the audience burst into laughter.

3. The novel is filled with suspense and misgivings as the protagonist uncovers the dark secrets of the haunted mansion.

4. Despite their misgivings about their long-distance relationship, their love for each other kept them hopeful and committed.

1. While watching the cartoon, he had a misgiving about the violent scenes and their impact on children.

2. She had a misgiving about wearing that bold dress to the formal event, fearing it may be considered inappropriate.

3. As she read the novel, a misgiving arose within her about the author's portrayal of certain characters.

4. Before proposing, he couldn't ignore the misgiving in his heart that she might not accept his love.