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Meanings of dubious in English
Synonyms
Examples for "dubitable"
Examples for "dubitable"
1
His motive in getting off the car was at least dubitable.
2
It was the questions that took the dubitable for granted.
3
Here are no heights of truth overlooking the confused landscape of that dubitable domain.
4
It was an odd little encounter, that left vague and dubitable impressions in her mind.
1
Jtekt said it did not export to China the products in question.
2
You question everything. Her hope, resolve and positivity were never in question.
3
Got the latest information on cell-phone activity from that area in question.
4
The government in question went through a process of burnout, says Renzi.
5
Our great public service broadcaster's seriousness and due impartiality is in question.
Usage of dubious in English
1
The son's guardian was a wizard of great power but dubious principle.
2
Incomprehensible on more the point socially dubious things in the financial industry.
3
It was yet another slightly dubious penalty decision at this World Cup.
4
The Carter Center urged the National Elections Commission to review dubious results.
5
Nene also admitted to meeting the infamous Gupta family under dubious circumstances.
6
Others fear the order threatens civil liberties or is of dubious constitutionality.
7
They also tore into the dubious scientific veneer he'd given his report.
8
Africa became the arena in which theological gladiators met in dubious strife.
9
Roets appeared on the dubious Fox News channel to raise this issue.
10
There's something more dubious at hand that nobody wants to talk about.
11
Greenfield argues that the technology is unsafe, and of dubious security value.
12
Only recently have allegations of dubious intelligence operations been brought against Plato.
13
As eNCA report, locals are up in arms about the dubious legislation.
14
But Mr Cutler was still dubious if there'd been enough public consultation.
15
The servant walked rather slowly and in a dubious sort of way.
16
Their father looks dubious about this proposed exotic addition to the festivities.
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Dubious across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
Australia
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