Vocab Bloom Hub

problematical

/ˌprɒb.ləˈmæt.ɪ.kəl/

Traducción: Variante más antigua y menos común de 'problematic', que se refiere a algo que es difícil de resolver, está lleno de problemas o plantea dudas o incertidumbre. También puede denotar algo cuestionable o dudoso.

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adjective

/ˌprɒb.ləˈmæt.ɪ.kəl/C2formalobsoleto
  • esVariante más antigua y menos común de 'problematic', que se refiere a algo que es difícil de resolver, está lleno de problemas o plantea dudas o incertidumbre. También puede denotar algo cuestionable o dudoso.

An older, less common variant of 'problematic', meaning something that is difficult to solve or full of problems.

  1. Open to doubt or debateC1formal

    Not certain or settled; questionable or controversial.

    esdudoso, cuestionable

    • The validity of the theory remains problematical.
    • His conclusions are problematical at best.
    • The evidence presented was highly problematical.

    Sinónimosambiguousarguablecontroversialdebatabledisputabledoubtfulmootquestionableuncertainunsettled

    Antónimoscertainclearconclusivedecideddefiniteestablishedindubitablesettledsureunquestionable

  2. Difficult to understand or solveC1formal

    Requiring great mental effort to comprehend or resolve; challenging.

    esdifícil de entender o resolver

    • The problematical equation took hours to solve.
    • She faced a problematical decision with no clear answer.
    • The philosophical question was deeply problematical.

    Sinónimosbafflingcomplexcomplicateddifficultenigmatichardknottymystifyingperplexingpuzzlingthornytricky

    Antónimoscleareasyobvioussimplestraightforwarduncomplicatedunderstandable

Formas
  • more problematical comparative form
  • most problematical superlative form
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