dubitable in a sentence

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Definition

Sample Sentences

1. The evidence presented in the trial was dubitable at best, raising questions about the defendant's guilt.
2. She had a dubitable reputation for honesty, making her colleagues wary of her claims.
3. While his theory was innovative, its scientific basis remained dubitable and needed further validation.
4. The historian acknowledged that some of the sources were dubitable, complicating the narrative of events.
5. In a debate, he argued that the statistics were dubitable and should not be relied upon for making policy decisions.