debatable English

Meaning debatable meaning

What does debatable mean?

debatable

— adjective capable of being disproved

— adjective (= problematic) open to doubt or debate If you ever get married, which seems to be extremely problematic

— adjective (= moot) open to argument or debate that is a moot question

Synonyms debatable synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as debatable?

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disputable

questionable

arguable

controversial

disputed

moot

undecided

problematical

problematic

doubtful

contentious

unsettled

equivocal

dubious

controvertible

contestable

at issue

unverifiable

unsure

unsolved

unresolved

unresolvable

unreliable

unobjective

unguaranteed

unfixed

unestablished

undetermined

undependable

undeciphered

undecipherable

uncertain

unassured

unassertive

tentative

squabbly

shady

precarious

open to question

objectionable

insolvable

insoluble

insecure

infirm

indecisive

incertain

iffy

fluky

flukey

floating

Topics debatable topics

What do people use debatable to talk about?

Grammar Semantic constituents related to verbs Epistemic moods

Uncertain

• What words indicate that something is uncertain because people have many different opinions about it?
  debatable questionable open to question open to debate moot point

Examples debatable examples

How do I use debatable in a sentence?

Simple sentences

That's debatable.

It's debatable.

Movie subtitles

It's a very debatable.

Well, that's a debatable point.

That's debatable.

It's a debatable point, but a good subject for a dinner's conversation.

It's a debatable point.

I'm fully aware that the admission of Coridan is a highly debatable issue, but you won't solve it here.

The building attached to the ground in which the body lies is no longer used for Christian worship, so whether it is still a churchyard is debatable.

That's debatable!

That is debatable and we will have that debate.

That's open to debate but what is not debatable is that this prophecy has no place on the Bridge of the Defiant especially in front of the Cardassians.

Well, that's debatable.

I mean, no one can deny that. (JACK GROANING) Now, as far as fancy-pants goes, well, that's debatable because you don't really wear pants.

That's debatable. - Sure.

Besides, it's a debatable issue whether your Goncharov was a genius.

That's debatable. -debatable?

That's debatable, but nicely put.

We need a new science down there, and it's called quantum physics. and it is subject to a whole range of debatable hypotheses. thoughts, feelings, intuitions as to what the heck is really going on.

That is perhaps debatable.

That's debatable. Did you.

The building attached to the ground in which the body lies. is no longer used for christian worship, so whether it is still a churchyard is debatable.

No, it's not debatable.

DEBATABLE.

You're so Jughead, it's not even debatable.

After all, you are married. - That's debatable.

Well, we've still got his testimony. Debatable.

News and current affairs

So, yes, there are solid fundamentals that arguably support today's higher gold price, although it is far more debatable whether and to what extent they will continue to support higher prices in the future.

Whether US investors had greater expertise in banking in emerging markets may be debatable; that they had greater expertise in tax avoidance is not.

It is also debatable whether this so-called Western democracy was a cause or a consequence of peace and prosperity.

That argument is debatable - and the record of the Kosovar government suggests that it is wrong.

What remains debatable and contentious is the right of citizens to choose their leaders.

Whether monetary union was necessary to accomplish that aim is debatable.

BOSTON - One of today's most contentious medical debates centers on cancer screening, the benefits of which seem anything but debatable.

Their meaning, it seems, has become more, not less, debatable with the passage of time.

The latter may be politically mandatory and marginally beneficial in fiscal terms. Its effects on risk-taking are debatable.

Its effects on risk-taking are debatable.