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debatable

/dɪˈbeɪ.tə.bəl/

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adjective

/dɪˈbeɪ.tə.bəl/B2formal
  • ruОписывает то, что является предметом обсуждения или спора; неопределённое или недоказанное.

Describes something that is open to discussion or argument; not certain or proven.

  1. Open to doubt or debateB2formal

    Not certain or decided; able to be questioned or argued about.

    ruСпорный

    • The effectiveness of the new policy is debatable.
    • Whether he is the best candidate for the job is debatable.
    • The accuracy of the historical account remains debatable.

    Synonymsarguabledisputabledoubtfuldubiousmootquestionableuncertainunsettled

    Antonymscertaindecidedincontrovertibleindisputablesettledundisputedunquestionable

  2. Open to argument or debateB2formal

    Subject to formal discussion or disagreement.

    ruСпорный

    • The merits of the proposal are debatable.
    • The conclusion of the study is highly debatable among experts.
    • The ethical implications of the experiment are debatable.

    Synonymsarguablecontentiouscontestabledisputablemootnegotiablequestionable

    Antonymsincontrovertibleindisputableindubitableundeniableunquestionable

  3. Capable of being disprovedC1formal

    Able to be shown to be false or incorrect through evidence or argument.

    ruОпровержимый

    • The hypothesis is debatable and requires further testing.
    • His claim is debatable, as new evidence contradicts it.
    • The theory is debatable because it lacks solid proof.

    Synonymsdisputablerefutable

    Antonymsincontrovertibleindisputableindubitableundeniableunquestionable

Forms
  • more debatable comparative form
  • most debatable superlative form
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