defensible (Meaning)

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defensible (s)

capable of being defended

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Capable of being defended; as, a defensible city, or a defensible cause.

Capable of offering defense.

It is defensible to argue that education is the cornerstone of societal progress.
In court, the defense presented a defensible case supported by substantial evidence.
Some consider the decision to prioritize public health measures over economic interests to be ethically defensible.
The company's CEO offered a defensible explanation for the recent decline in profits during the shareholders' meeting.
The historian provided a defensible interpretation of the events leading up to the revolution.
Despite criticism, the government's policy on environmental conservation was deemed defensible by many experts.
The athlete's coach provided a defensible rationale for their unconventional training regimen.
It is defensible to argue that access to healthcare is a fundamental human right.
The scientist's findings were considered defensible after undergoing rigorous peer review.
The philosopher presented a defensible moral framework that resonated with many scholars.

capable of being defendedCapable of being defended; as, a defensible city, or a defensible cause., Capable of offering defense.

defended, protected, secured,defendable, tenable,secure, guarded, unconquerable, unbeatable, indomitable

untenable, vulnerable, vulnerable,indefensible, indefensible, untenable, unsecured, open, unsecured, insecure

It is defensible to argue that education is the cornerstone of societal progress.

In court, the defense presented a defensible case supported by substantial evidence.

Some consider the decision to prioritize public health measures over economic interests to be ethically defensible.

The company's CEO offered a defensible explanation for the recent decline in profits during the shareholders' meeting.