doubtable (Meaning)

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doubtable (a.)

Capable of being doubted; questionable.

Worthy of being feared; redoubtable.

The accuracy of the information was doubtable, prompting us to seek additional sources for corroboration.
Faced with doubtable evidence, the jury struggled to reach a unanimous verdict.
Doubtable claims about the product's efficacy led to decreased sales and a damaged reputation for the company.
Despite the politician's confident assertions, many voters remained doubtable of her sincerity and true intentions.
The doubtable quality of the construction materials raised concerns about the integrity of the newly built bridge.
With doubtable weather conditions forecasted, the organizers of the outdoor festival made contingency plans for potential rain or wind.
The authenticity of the antique artifact was doubtable, leading to questions about its true origins and value.
The surgeon's doubtable skills and lack of experience raised concerns among the patient's family members.
Doubtable rumors about the company's financial stability caused a sharp decline in its stock prices.
The candidate's doubtable qualifications and lack of prior experience made it difficult for voters to support her in the election.

Capable of being doubted; questionable., Worthy of being feared; redoubtable.

problematic, dubious, suspect, problematical, suspicious, disputable, debatable,questionable, doubtful, equivocal

incontestable, indubitable, indisputable, unquestionable, certain, unproblematic, indubitable, sure, undeniable,certain

The accuracy of the information was doubtable, prompting us to seek additional sources for corroboration.

Faced with doubtable evidence, the jury struggled to reach a unanimous verdict.

Doubtable claims about the product's efficacy led to decreased sales and a damaged reputation for the company.

Despite the politician's confident assertions, many voters remained doubtable of her sincerity and true intentions.