dubiously

• ““‘Gilderdash’, on the other hand, is dubiously a Swedish word for a bag to hold women’s makeup articles.””

  The Techno-Geek Speaks Greek - The Panda's Thumb

• “‘Gilderdash’, on the other hand, is dubiously a Swedish word for a bag to hold women’s makeup articles.”

  The Techno-Geek Speaks Greek - The Panda's Thumb

• ““Yes,” Vincent said, drawing the word out dubiously.”

  Simon & Schuster: Etched in Bone

• “It looks like Saldagno," said the first shadow; and, coming a little farther forward, he called dubiously into the gloom: "Is that you,”

  The Duke's Motto A Melodrama

• “But, "dubiously," I'm sorely afraid they consider me rubbish, Still -- "looking up encouragingly --" my brother would try to find me if he -- if he knew that I was gone. ”

  Master Tales of Mystery, Volume 3

• ““I got some powder,” she said, peering at the jolly old elf rather dubiously, but he had not been following her train of thought and only stared at her, growing increasingly apprehensive.”

  Part the Eighth: The Meaning of Christmas « Unknowing

• “Do all conservative blogs claim (dubiously) to be libertarian?”

  The Volokh Conspiracy » How to Turn Good News into Bad News

• “I eyed him dubiously, my fingers tracing the still-swelling lump at the base of his chin.”

  Simon & Schuster: Brush of Darkness

• “She peered dubiously into her wine glass, swirling it with a practiced flourish.”

  Simon & Schuster: Brush of Darkness

• “I did hate it, but now that I'm back and it's all over, I think I got a lot out of it," Pilkington said dubiously about the trip.”

  The Washington Post: Ricky Gervais and pals wreak havoc, plug new show for Science Channel

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