doubtfully 的定义
- of uncertain outcome or result.
 - admitting of or causing doubt; uncertain; ambiguous.
 - unsettled in opinion or belief; undecided; hesitating.
 - of equivocal or questionable character: His tactics are highly doubtful.
 
doubtfully 近义词
skeptically
更多doubtfully例句
- Whether Greene is capable of containing herself going forward is doubtful.
 - That doesn’t mean it will be the case here, and I’m pretty doubtful it will, for the reasons articulated above.
 - Meanwhile many strategists are doubtful yields will keep up the pace we’ve seen in the first week of 2021, and Ripley believes the Fed will “keep a lid” on how far rates go.
 - It’s doubtful the Browns have enough in them to overcome what the coronavirus has done.
 - On a number of specific fronts from its climate plan, it’s doubtful San Diego is going to meet the 2020 reduction targets next year.
 - The cop stared at me as he sank back from his desk, shrugging doubtfully.
 - Rosemary shook her head doubtfully, and her falling hair of pale, shimmering gold waved like a wheat-field shaken by a breeze.
 - The younger members of the committee looked at one another doubtfully; but Mrs. Kerrick clapped her hands enthusiastically.
 - Oh, this job o work is goin to take him out o town for a while, returned the woman, doubtfully.
 - "Not f'r another hour," one of them dropped to Harney in passing; and he stood doubtfully glancing about him.
 - Coffee Jack took the line and examined it doubtfully, as if he feared it might not be strong enough.