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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'left little doubt' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to suggest that something made it clear that a particular scenario or outcome was inevitable. For example, "The poor performance of the team in the tournament left little doubt that they wouldn't be crowned champions this year."
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The match in Centurion left little doubt about who that is: the left-arm quick bowler Zaheer Khan.
But she left little doubt about the outcome.
Obama himself left little doubt about his own historical pretensions.
Judge Gleeson left little doubt what he thought.
But her words and body language left little doubt.
Mr. Bush has left little doubt about where he stands.
Banners, billboards and adulatory television coverage left little doubt.
But they left little doubt about their interest in his job.
General Manager Glen Grunwald left little doubt that the Knicks would do so.
He left little doubt as to the identity of its leader.
But executives left little doubt as to which computer was their favorite.
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