impugnable Antonyms
Meaning of impugnable
impugnable (s)
subject to being discredited
impugnable (a.)
Capable of being impugned; that may be gainsaid.
impugnable Sentence Examples
- The candidate's integrity was impugnable due to allegations of financial misconduct.
- The research findings were considered highly impugnable, as they lacked proper methodology.
- The judge's decision was impugnable, as it appeared to be influenced by external pressures.
- The company's reputation was impugnable after a series of product recalls.
- The witness's testimony was impugnable, as it contradicted other evidence.
- The government's policy was impugnable, as it violated the rights of citizens.
- The politician's motives were impugnable, as they seemed to be based on personal gain.
- The agreement between the parties was impugnable, as it contained loopholes that could be exploited.
- The scientist's hypothesis was impugnable, as it lacked sufficient empirical support.
- The painting's authenticity was impugnable, as experts raised concerns about its provenance.
FAQs About the word impugnable
subject to being discreditedCapable of being impugned; that may be gainsaid.
condemn, denounce, blame, accuse,criticize, chide, prosecute, cite, fault, summon
justify, defend, justify,defend, advocate, advocate, vindicate, excuse, champion, champion
The candidate's integrity was impugnable due to allegations of financial misconduct.
The research findings were considered highly impugnable, as they lacked proper methodology.
The judge's decision was impugnable, as it appeared to be influenced by external pressures.
The company's reputation was impugnable after a series of product recalls.
