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Meanings of rather dubious in English

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Usage of rather dubious in English
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Only your sister attended-witha rather dubious priest. I was suddenly touched.
The Oracle Glass
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Yes, the magistrate's clerk advanced one of his rather dubious theories concerning your knee.
Speaks the Nightbird
3
Gilder yielded only a rather dubious smile over the quip.
Within the Law: From the Play of Bayard Veiller
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It gave her the rather dubious appearance of a chimpanzee in a polyester doubleknit.
For whom the minivan rolls: an aaron tucker mystery
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Not so yellow and mellow The tournament did shatter a rather dubious record, though.
The South African
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However, they've made a rather dubious name for themselves due to the way they're structured.
The South African
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The game hung on two rather dubious decisions, both made by assistant referee Mick Gillivan.
The Irish Times
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Her uncle smiled rather ruefully, and looked in a rather dubious way at his cigar.
The Market-Place
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Denzil was rather dubious as to the friendship, but he preferred to take Wimp diluted.
The Grey Wig: Stories and Novelettes
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A rather dubious, but welcome message reached the email boxes of exasperated PC users this week.
The Irish Times
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The childcare issue completes a rather dubious hat-trick.
The South African
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It was, in fact, a rather dubious claim.
News.com.au
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Philip looked rather dubious at this sentence, and wished that he had written nothing about Indians.
The Gilded Age: A Tale of Today
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One understands it has been done with practically nothing on preempted land, though I'm rather dubious.
Ranching for Sylvia
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He felt rather dubious about the scheme.
Port O' Gold / A History-Romance of the San Francisco Argonauts
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He had been rather dubious about it.
The Hollow of Her Hand
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