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questionably

/ˈkwɛs.tʃən.ə.bli/

Traducción: Adverbio que significa 'de manera dudosa o sospechosa' o 'de forma que suscita preguntas sobre la verdad, calidad o moralidad de algo'. Se usa para describir acciones, afirmaciones o situaciones que son inciertas o cuestionables por naturaleza.

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adverb

/ˈkwɛs.tʃən.ə.bli/C1formal
  • esAdverbio que significa 'de manera dudosa o sospechosa' o 'de forma que suscita preguntas sobre la verdad, calidad o moralidad de algo'. Se usa para describir acciones, afirmaciones o situaciones que son inciertas o cuestionables por naturaleza.

An adverb meaning 'in a doubtful or suspicious manner,' or 'in a way that raises questions about truth, quality, or morality.' It is used to describe actions, statements, or situations that are uncertain or of dubious nature.

  1. In a doubtful mannerC1formal

    In a way that raises doubts or is open to question.

    esde manera dudosa

    • The evidence was questionably obtained by the investigators.
    • He acted questionably during the negotiation process.
    • The results of the experiment were questionably accurate.

    Sinónimosdoubtfullydubiouslyequivocallyproblematicallysuspiciouslyuncertainly

    Antónimoscertainlyindubitablysurelyundoubtedlyunquestionably

  2. In a suspicious mannerC1formal

    In a way that suggests something is dishonest or morally wrong.

    esde manera sospechosa

    • The company's finances were questionably managed.
    • She was questionably involved in the scandal.
    • The deal was questionably beneficial for only one party.

    Sinónimosdoubtfullydubiouslysuspiciously

    Antónimoshonestlyinnocentlyproperly

Formas
  • more questionably comparative form
  • most questionably superlative form
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