Words To Question

adjective doubtful or uncertain; feeling or showing doubt

• The committee members had a dubious attitude towards the new proposal.
• I have a dubious feeling about this plan, it doesn't seem very promising.
• I'm feeling kind of iffy about this whole situation, it seems a bit dubious to me.
• Her smile was dubious, hinting at hidden skepticism and uncertainty.

adjective A word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun. In this case, 'misinformed' describes someone who has been given incorrect information.

• It is important to fact-check information to avoid being misinformed.
• Don't believe everything you hear, you might end up misinformed.
• Don't trust that website, it's full of fake news and will leave you misinformed.
• Her mind was a maze of misinformed thoughts, leading her astray.

adjective describing a person or thing that is not able to be relied on or trusted

• The data from the experiment was deemed unreliable due to inconsistent results.
• I wouldn't trust that website, it's so unreliable.
• That guy is so flaky, he's totally unreliable.
• Her promises were as unreliable as a broken clock.