Dubious
Dubious adjective - Giving good reason for being doubted, questioned, or challenged.
Regular
Regular adjective - Having no exceptions or restrictions.
Usage example: your room is a regular sty, and you need to clean it before you can go to the movies
Both words in one sentence
- Slapdash Application of Verbiage alternates between regular comics and "Tales of Dubious Canonicity", pieced together from previously-drawn artwork.
Source: Loose Canon -
Has the dubious distinction of being the last Doctor in the regular television series (he regenerated into Paul McGann at the start of the TV movie) until the revival in 2005.
Source: Creator / Sylvester McCoy -
Even a Regular can get in on this: when we first meet Yiwha Yeon, she has the dubious honour of being infamous for totalling the parties she's on with her powerful, uncontrollable flames.
Source: Total Party Kill
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