disputable
Pronunciation: [dɪˈspjuːtəbl]
Word
Context: "argumentation"
(adjective) when something can be argued about or debated. If people disagree on a topic, it is disputable, meaning you can discuss it and have different opinions.
Example
The results of the study were disputable, leading to many interesting talks among scientists.
Example
The facts presented were not disputable; everyone agreed on the reality of the situation.
Example
Do you think this topic is disputable, or is it clear-cut?
Context: "opinion"
(adjective) when an idea or claim can be questioned or challenged. If someone believes something, but others think differently, it is disputable.
Example
Her claim about the best movie of the year is disputable since many people have different favorites.
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The statement was not disputable because it was based on solid evidence.
Example
Is it disputable whether cats or dogs make better pets?
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