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Meanings of arguable in English

Open to argument or debate.

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Usage of arguable in English
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These concerns are all scientifically arguable given a modern understanding of rabies.
Pubmed
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It's arguable to know whether or not you are born into it.
Radio NZ
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Although many reports support this view, the validity of such evaluations is arguable.
Pubmed
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Yet, just how many South Africans understand the Bill of Rights is arguable.
The South African
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As a military manoeuvre, though, it came at astonishing cost for arguable benefit.
The Irish Times
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But despite her ubiquity, it's arguable whether Chapman is popular among ordinary Russians.
The Guardian
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It doesn't have to be a very strong case, just arguable.
Reuters
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But there is another aspect of the question which is at least arguable.
Germany and the Next War
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Together, it is arguable the challenges we face amount to a second Emergency.
The Irish Times
10
They had not made out an arguable case and he was therefore refusing leave.
The Irish Times
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The State is opposing the proceedings and argues that Dundon has no arguable case.
The Irish Times
12
But whether it will add solvency to the social networking development community is arguable.
Wired
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You wish contributions to have "some reasonable approximation to an arguable truth".
The Irish Times
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It is arguable that those who are likely to shift have already done so.
Reuters
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This fusion theory, although interpreting tumor metastasis analogically and intriguingly, is arguable to date.
Pubmed
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Something contraindicated by the Constitution but arguable under the Preamble.
The unincorporated man
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