questionability (Meaning)
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questionability (n.)
The state or condition of being questionable.
Synonyms & Antonyms of questionability
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questionability Sentence Examples
- The questionability of the witness's testimony raised doubts about the accuracy of the verdict.
- The investigation uncovered numerous instances of financial mismanagement, casting questionability on the company's ethics.
- The politician's controversial statements raised serious questions about his character and the questionability of his judgment.
- The scientific study's methodology was flawed, rendering its results questionable and potentially misleading.
- The questionability of the new drug's safety profile resulted in its withdrawal from the market.
- The contractor's repeated delays and cost overruns brought the questionability of their expertise into question.
- The document contained several suspicious inconsistencies that cast doubt on its authenticity and raised the questionability of its source.
- The proposal faced strong opposition due to the questionability of its environmental impact and long-term feasibility.
- The CEO's decision to sell off the company's most profitable assets faced internal resistance, as some executives questioned the questionability of his motives.
- The questionability of the evidence presented in the trial led to the jury's inability to reach a unanimous verdict.
FAQs About the word questionability
The state or condition of being questionable.
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The questionability of the witness's testimony raised doubts about the accuracy of the verdict.
The investigation uncovered numerous instances of financial mismanagement, casting questionability on the company's ethics.
The politician's controversial statements raised serious questions about his character and the questionability of his judgment.
The scientific study's methodology was flawed, rendering its results questionable and potentially misleading.
