be dubious

Frequency: 8.025.5 per million words

to describe a state of being doubtful or untrustworthy

Categories:

Examples (10)

  • I am dubious about the success of this plan.
  • She was dubious of his intentions from the very beginning.
  • The claim that the product works overnight is highly dubious.
  • Frankly, the legality of their methods is dubious.
  • Many investors are dubious about the company's future prospects.
  • The politician's promises were so grand that they were inherently dubious.
  • The scientific value of his research is dubious, as it lacks proper data.
  • He is a man of dubious character, known for his dishonesty.
  • After hearing the strange noise, I was dubious about entering the old house.
  • The source of the information is dubious, so we cannot rely on it.