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Meanings of doubtful in English
Usage of doubtful in English
1
Therefore, alpha-HBDH is of doubtful value in the diagnosis of painful crisis.
2
This is, therefore, an unacceptable war of highly doubtful legality and legitimacy.
3
That scale of market disruption has made some market participants more doubtful.
4
It might be a doubtful point; it is certainly an enigmatic object.
5
Whether it can continue doing so without the euro imploding seems doubtful.
6
It is doubtful that the credit crunch has improved the company's situation.
7
Political analysts had been doubtful of a solution even before Thursday's negotiations.
8
Which very doubtful compliment went unnoticed in the general rush and excitement.
9
Other investors were doubtful about what Elliott's campaign had achieved so far.
10
The position of the reputed slave in England was undefined and doubtful.
11
I think Roger was doubtful that we should do it this year.
12
What makes me doubtful is rather the subject-matter than the actual composition.
13
This was a doubtful boon, an unsatisfactory rise in the social scale.
14
Others might say that, but it is doubtful they really mean it.
15
That suggests investors are doubtful about the company's financial condition, said Yamada.
16
Only one lorry-man was concerned in the transport of the doubtful consignments.
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United Kingdom
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Ireland
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