Use of the word dubious in a sentence example

dubious

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They admitted the force of my argument but remained dubious. [adjective]

She has the dubious honor of being the only female werewolf in the world. [adjective]

In a world awash in information of dubious provenance, whom can you trust to tell you the truth? [adjective]

The fire was continued with the utmost vehemence on both sides, and the issue of the action seemed very dubious. [adjective]

Pressed to explain this dubious phrase, De Malfort affected a fit of languor, and would talk no more. [adjective]

The lights were struck down, but the dubious glare of the fire enabled them to continue the fray. [adjective]

Sometimes, however, she gleamed forth a dubious light upon the scene of action. [adjective]

'Devoutly prayed, my dear and prophetic sister, and the best way in the world to close a dubious argument.' [adjective]

He answered, with a dubious smile, "A man drowning may be saved; not so a man in love." [adjective]

A fortnight of dubious calm succeeded my return to Thornfield Hall. [adjective]

In one corner lay some ironmongery of dubious aspect. [adjective]

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