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Meanings of rather doubtful in English

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Usage of rather doubtful in English
1
He came, confiding in his cause, But rather doubtful of the laws.
The Complete Poetical Works of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
2
It is rather doubtful whether I shall ever again play in public.'
The Whirlpool
3
Being driven to desperate straits, the priest tried a rather doubtful shift.
The Winning of the West, Volume 2 / From the Alleghanies to the ...
4
The floe by the 'Terra Nova' is very thin and rather doubtful.
South with Scott
5
Hugh saw Mr. Arnold looking rather doubtful of the foreigner's fine speeches.
David Elginbrod
6
He was rather doubtful about a supernatural solution to the mystery.
The Master Detective: Being Some Further Investigations of Chris...
7
The yellow mongrel cocked one ear with a rather doubtful expression.
The Empire Annual for Girls, 1911
8
I was rather doubtful, from what the little guardian told me.
Dorothy's Mystical Adventures in Oz
9
I asked, rather doubtful of what she would say to such a request.
Love under Fire
10
If so, optimism has to content itself with rather doubtful generalities.
The Private Papers of Henry Ryecroft
11
It is quite phony and its effect is rather doubtful.
The new yorker
12
Naturally, the social standing of such women was rather doubtful.
Book of Etiquette, Volume II
13
Meanwhile he thinks, the tourist interests are busily creating spectacles of rather doubtful worth.
The Irish Times
14
I felt rather doubtful of the resemblance, and indeed half-angry, but John only smiled.
John Halifax, Gentleman
15
I thought my father might be right, but must admit I was rather doubtful.
At the Point of the Sword
16
Alternating currents have, at the best, a rather doubtful reputation.
Steam, Steel and Electricity
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