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uncertainty about the truth or factuality or existence of something
the dubiousness of his claim
there is no question about the validity of the enterprise - the state of being unsure of something
How To Use dubiousness In A Sentence
- The fundamental silliness of my article lies, however, not in its numerous solecisms but in the dubiousness of its central thesis and of the " reasoning’ adduced to support it.
- ‘I think it would be best if I took my own daughter home,’ Mr. Ainsley responded briskly with a hint of dubiousness.
- Billy shrugged his shoulders in modest dubiousness. CHAPTER XIII
- This was probably not the best time to take an online IQ test of dubious scientific value; considering the inherent dubiousness of IQ tests to begin with.
- They are in a constant and ongoing state of pure, unadulterated dubiousness. Obama Citizenship Rumor Peddlers Buy Ad Space In The Tribune
- the dubiousness of his claim
- The inherent dubiousness of a duo from the most Californian of cities putting the artistic cross-hairs on arguably the most eclectic New York borough has it's roots, Stew sa id, in a fundamental difference in coastal cultures. Burrowing Into the Brains of Brooklyn's Best
- Their rascality and general dubiousness was so transparent that he could not understand how any one could be taken in by them. Chapter I
- This is most commonly employed in the defence of a beloved work under fire for subtextual dubiousness — for latent sexism, racism, homophobia or suchlike. Arguing With Geeks 5
- This is most commonly employed in the defence of a beloved work under fire for subtextual dubiousness — for latent sexism, racism, homophobia or suchlike. Arguing With Geeks 5
