dubiously

adv.

可疑地，怀疑地；

1. Beginning to be struck by Defarge's manner, Mr.Lorry looked dubiously at him, and led the way.
   罗瑞先生开始注意到了德伐日的生硬态度，便怀疑地望了他一下，然后带路前进。

Dragonwings by Laurence Yep Guided-Reading Packet chapter 1 Comprehension Questions
The truth about Columbus: A subversively true poster book for a dubiously celebratory occasion
Dubiously helpful hints.
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No Rest for the Weary – or: A Historian’s Work is Never Done – or: One Damned Thing Always Leads Dubiously to Another
Dubiously Targeted, Palin Lashes Out
The Commentary of The Viewpoint that Lie Zi Is A Book Dubiously Authenticated
No Buddhist Thought in Lie zi ——A proof shows Lie zi isn't dubiously authenticated
Diplomas Dubiously Denied: A Taxonomy and Commentary