dubious in Latin
dubious in Latin is dubius — dubious means causing doubt or suspicion; of questionable quality or honesty.
dubious in Latin
dubius
What does "dubious" mean?
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adj Causing doubt or suspicion; of questionable quality or honesty.
"He made a dubious claim about curing illness with crystals."
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adj Feeling uncertain or hesitant about something.
"She looked dubious when he promised the plan would work."
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dubious in a sentence
- He made a dubious claim about curing illness with crystals.
- The company's dubious accounting practices eventually caught up with it.
- She looked dubious when he promised the plan would work.
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What is "dubious" in Latin?
"dubious" in Latin is dubius. dubious means: Causing doubt or suspicion; of questionable quality or honesty.
How do you use "dubious" in a sentence?
Example: "He made a dubious claim about curing illness with crystals." In Latin, "dubious" is dubius.
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