collectivedoubt

noun
UK /kəˈlɛktɪv daʊt/
US /kəˈlɛktɪv daʊt/

When a whole group of people feel unsure about something at the same time.

The collectivedoubt in the room grew as the team stared at the confusing instructions.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A situation where many people question the same decision or belief together.

Collectivedoubt spread through the crowd after the announcement.

3. The feeling of not being sure that a whole community shares.

Their collectivedoubt about the new rules led to a long meeting.

4. A moment when a team pauses because everyone is unsure.

A wave of collectivedoubt hit the players before the final play.