arguable Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- problematical
- negotiable
- debated
- issuable
- controvertible
- doubtful
- controversial
- ambiguous
- moot
- disputed
Weak:
Strongest:
- settled
- accomplished
- irrefutable
- indisputable
- inarguable
- indubitable
- irrefragable
- unarguable
- irrefragable
- undeniable
- undebatable
- unquestionable
- positive
- unchallengeable
- incontrovertible
- undeniable
- unanswerable
- certain
- accomplished
- undebatable
- certain
- unanswerable
- definite
- sure
- indisputable
- positive
- incontrovertible
- inarguable
- definite
- incontestable
- settled
- indubitable
- unchallengeable
- sure
- unarguable
- incontestable
- unquestionable
- irrefutable
Strong:
- hands-down
- unequivocal
- decisive
- clear
- conclusive
- clear
- undisputed
- hands-down
- undisputed
- unambiguous
- absolute
- questionless
- conclusive
- unambiguous
- decisive
- questionless
- absolute
- unequivocal
Weak:
arguable Meaning
arguable (s)
capable of being supported by argument
open to argument or debate
arguable (a.)
Capable of being argued; admitting of debate.
arguable Sentence Examples
- It is arguable whether the proposed policy will effectively address the underlying issues.
- The significance of the discovery is arguable and subject to interpretation by experts.
- Some may find the statement controversial, but it is arguable that it holds merit.
- It is arguable that technology has both enhanced and complicated our lives.
- The decision to invest in the stock market is arguable given the current economic climate.
- Whether nature or nurture plays a larger role in shaping behavior is arguable.
- The effectiveness of the treatment remains arguable among medical professionals.
- While some argue in favor of stricter regulations, it is arguable whether they would be effective in practice.
- The artist's latest work is highly subjective, and its quality is arguable.
- Whether the benefits of the new law outweigh its potential drawbacks is arguable and depends on one's perspective.
FAQs About the word arguable
capable of being supported by argument, open to argument or debateCapable of being argued; admitting of debate.
questionable, debatable, disputable, problematical, negotiable, debated, issuable, controvertible, doubtful, controversial
settled, accomplished, irrefutable,indisputable, inarguable, indubitable, irrefragable, unarguable, irrefragable, undeniable
It is arguable whether the proposed policy will effectively address the underlying issues.
The significance of the discovery is arguable and subject to interpretation by experts.
Some may find the statement controversial, but it is arguable that it holds merit.
It is arguable that technology has both enhanced and complicated our lives.
