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    Dudosa (en. Doubtful)

    /duˈdosa/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adjective
    That is not certain, that raises doubts.
    The information I received is dubious.
    La información que recibí es dudosa.
    That is unlikely to be true.
    Her explanation seems dubious to me.
    Su explicación me parece dudosa.
    Refers to an uncertain situation.
    The economic situation is dubious at this moment.
    La situación económica es dudosa en este momento.

    Etymology

    Comes from the Latin 'dudosa', the feminine form of 'dudosus', which means 'dubious'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    more than dubious
    That is very unlikely or almost certainly not true.
    más que dudosa
    reasonable doubt
    Legitimate uncertainty about the truth of something.
    duda razonable
    to be dubious
    Having qualities that generate distrust.
    ser dudoso

    Related Words

    doubt
    State of uncertainty about something.
    duda
    to doubt
    To feel insecurity or indecision about something.
    dudar
    dubious
    That is not certain or presents doubts.
    dudoso

    Slang Meanings

    Something unreliable.
    That source is dubious, I don't believe it.
    Esa fuente es dudosa, no la creo.
    A person who is untrustworthy.
    Don't lend him money, he is very dubious.
    No le prestes dinero, es muy dudosa.