0 in a way that is probably not true or fair, or that is probably not honest:
He said that too many young people are in dubiously useful further education and unable to get the vocational training they need.
The main impact of the law will be to protect the wealthy and their often dubiously acquired assets.
He shook his head dubiously and said that he wasn't at all sure about it.
The bank manager looked dubiously at my son's passport, which bore a name that differed from the one on the account forms.
How long can this dubiously motivated experiment with our children's education be tolerated?
The team had cause for complaint after Juninho had a goal dubiously disallowed for offside.
I looked at her dubiously, and she was still laughing and insisting that it was true.
"Will you be all right?" asked Rachel dubiously, worried that Belinda might try to climb from the horse when the carousel was in motion.
