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iffy

/ˈɪf.i/

Traduction: Adjectif informel utilisé pour décrire quelque chose d'incertain, de douteux ou de qualité douteuse.

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/ˈɪf.i/B2formal
  • frAdjectif informel utilisé pour décrire quelque chose d'incertain, de douteux ou de qualité douteuse.

An informal adjective used to describe something that is uncertain, doubtful, or of questionable quality.

  1. Uncertain or doubtfulB2informal

    Subject to accident, chance, or change; not fully reliable or predictable.

    frincertain, douteux

    • The weather forecast looks iffy for our picnic tomorrow.
    • His plan to finish the project on time seems iffy.
    • The quality of that product is a bit iffy.

    Synonymeschancedoubtfuldubiousindefinitequestionableriskyspeculativetentativeuncertainunreliable

    Antonymesassuredcertaincleardefinitedependablepredictablereliablesettledstablesure

  2. Questionable or suspiciousB2informal

    Of doubtful quality, legality, or honesty.

    frDouteux, suspect

    • The deal sounds iffy to me; I'd be careful.
    • He gave an iffy excuse for being late.
    • The restaurant's hygiene rating was iffy.

    Synonymesambivalentdoubtfuldubiousequivocalfishyquestionableshadysuspiciousuncertain

    Antonymescertaindependablehonestlegitimatereliablesoundsuretrustworthy

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  • iffier comparative form
  • iffiest superlative form
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