dubiously
/ˈdubiəsli/
adverb
- In a way that shows doubt or uncertainty.
- He looked dubiously at the expired milk carton before opening it.
- The committee dubiously approved the proposal, with many members still unconvinced.
- She dubiously agreed to try the exotic dish, not sure if she would like it.
- In a way that suggests something is of questionable quality or honesty.
- The product was dubiously advertised as a miracle cure for all ailments.
- He dubiously claimed to have invented the device, though others had patents years earlier.
- The funds were dubiously obtained, leading to an investigation.
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