Synonym: doubtful, questionable, uncertain. Similar words: ubiquitous, envious, various, anxious, curious, obvious, officious, previous. Meaning: ['djuːbjəs] 
adj. 1. fraught with uncertainty or doubt 2. open to doubt or suspicion 3. not convinced.
adj. 1. fraught with uncertainty or doubt 2. open to doubt or suspicion 3. not convinced. 
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31 The Stephensons had the dubious honor of being the 100th family to lose their home in the fire.
32 I can see you are dubious; take some time to think about it.
33 Some universities are dubious about accepting students over the age of 30.
34 A very self-serving philosophy, albeit dubious mathematics.
35 Mirrors were still very dubious household items.
36 The agency is dubious about the idea.
37 His arguments are undercut by dubious statistics and projections.
38 Obviously genuine pieces, but of very dubious provenance.
39 Annes is a dame of dubious virtue.
40 Doctors, relatives, dubious pressmen(sentencedict.com/dubious.html), lawyers.
41 Some of his fellow professionals were equally dubious.
42 Few teams can make that dubious claim.
43 Both of these ideas are very dubious.
44 Newsome failed to explain his dubious personal finances.
45 From somewhere nearby came a very dubious smell.
46 The guard gave them a dubious once-over.
47 Others joined for even more dubious reasons.
48 Snows Ride, a local thoroughfare, was in all probability named in his dubious honour.
49 Considering his own, highly dubious profession, Kirov had his own set of moral values.
50 Congress, of course, never intended to suspend $ 50 million dams to prolong the dubious existence of obscure fish.
51 He was watching Alexei, his head cocked to one side like a bird examining a dubious worm.
52 Most universities are dubious about accepting students older than 30.
53 I therefore inherited the dubious honour of making it available on loan to youth workers.
54 Shell argues that rather than introducing new requirements of dubious value, governments should enforce existing regulations to force sub-standard ships out of business.
55 Jazzy grooves and top-class rapping; this helped invent trip-hop and all manner of other dubious things.
56 This book might be an unputdownable expose of London's underworld, but its moral message is highly dubious.
57 He loves the area and the fans, loves the challenge of trying to craft a winner out of dubious ingredients.
58 And, as it happens, I haven't come to watch you strut your stuff on this dubious little contract.
59 Even if she left the dubious sanctuary of the car she had no clue to the best direction in which to seek help.
60 It would have been a rather dubious double, as Garnett was making history.
More similar words: ubiquitous, envious, various, anxious, curious, obvious, officious, previous, ambitious, oblivious, bumptious, obviously, vivacious, suspicious, loquacious, mysterious, pugnacious, previously, laboriously, subconsciously, consciousness, jubilant, biology, biography, biological, house, spouse, cousin, nervous, warehouse.