In this sentence, which definition best fits the precise meaning of the word in bold? harbored bolded. Even after Chet's explanation of the plan, I harbored doubts about whether it would work.

Question

(noun) A safe place for ships to dock

(verb) Hold on to tightly

(noun) The area along a shoreline

(verb) Protect from harm

Answer 1

B. (Verb) Hold on to tightly.

The reason is because is you replace the word with the verbal phrase, the sentence continues to make sense.