单词 | dubious |
释义 | du·bi·ous 1. < what one finds certain and indubitable in the situation, the other finds dubious or downright false — S.C.Pepper > 2. a. < he had never heard of me and was a little dubious about signing his name — Henry Miller > < she was nervous and dubious about the project > b. < this loyalty … does not become shaky or dubious as the years pass — D.F.Miller > 3. < seemed the most promising of all the dubious solutions presented > < a dubious and potentially dangerous gift — Vera M. Dean > < I was a dubious scholastic risk — Sidney Lovett > 4. < spies, traitors, or others of dubious reliability and patriotism — R.E.Cushman > < rhetorically effective, but of dubious value scientifically — M.R.Cohen > < if not actually disreputable, was at best a dubious figure — S.H.Adams > Synonyms: see doubtful |
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