Usage of "very dodgy"

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Usage of very dodgy in English

Wehrlein was very dodgy, closing the door and changing direction many times. 
 Reuters 

I had bought my stuff from some very dodgy characters. 
 A Gift from Bob 

He says it all looks very dodgy, and not just from a mathematical point of view. 
 The woman who died a lot 

And either there's something wrong with that coat or there's something very dodgy about its history. 
 Another life altogether: a novel 

Supra Mahumapelo is arguably a very dodgy man. 
 The South African 

The security facilities company are linked to some very dodgy deals, and Mokonyane's name is inextricably linked. 
 The South African 

Colin Talbot, professor of government at Manchester University, said the government was on " very dodgy ground". 
 The Guardian 

We are assured they come from sustainable farms in Honduras, which is good as some prawn farming practices are very dodgy. 
 The Irish Times 

So I guess it's watch this space, we'll see what happens, because there are certainly very dodgy labour-hire companies out there. 
 Radio NZ 

He's still obsessed with his century, however, and sprints back for a very dodgy two so as to keep the strike. 
 The Guardian 

I should think Lieutenant Armitage's eyesight is very dodgy indeed, or he'd be able to see that he's playing a very dangerous game. 
 The Guardian 

'It all sounds very dodgy, but I harbour a fantasy about you running a paper-free office.' 
 White corridor 

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Meanings of very dodgy in English