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Meanings of arguable in English
Synonyms
Examples for "mooted"
Examples for "mooted"
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However, a decisive leap forward has been mooted by 26 African nations.
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Proposals have been mooted for other forces to intervene in east Congo.
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It was mooted in the main by politicians alien to the régime.
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Several Seleka commanders have already mooted the idea of dividing the country.
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A fire sale of state assets is being mooted as a fallback.
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Trump's public request is also probably a moot point, China experts add.
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Just who is rescuing whom in this crisis becomes a moot point.
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So the issue of the euro... is a moot point, he added.
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But whether history will judge him particularly harshly for either is moot.
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Whether all the fizz did Hagen any good is a moot point.
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Whether it's good enough form for a Melbourne Cup is debatable though.
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Whether customers actually want or would benefit from a merger is debatable.
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Whether Citigroup needs to raise capital without a Wachovia transaction is debatable.
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Whether that will be enough to excite consumers is debatable, analysts say.
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These findings may be debatable in high risks versus low risk candidates.
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It is disputable that there is only a Christian identity of Europe.
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There is a hardly disputable embodiment of words occurring in the Acts.
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Now, I realize this point I'm making has many easily disputable holes.
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The claim, however, seemed very disputable, and was stoutly denied by Helen.
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This is as disputable as the preceding affirmation, and for the same reasons.
Usage of arguable in English
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These concerns are all scientifically arguable given a modern understanding of rabies.
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It's arguable to know whether or not you are born into it.
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Although many reports support this view, the validity of such evaluations is arguable.
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Yet, just how many South Africans understand the Bill of Rights is arguable.
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As a military manoeuvre, though, it came at astonishing cost for arguable benefit.
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But despite her ubiquity, it's arguable whether Chapman is popular among ordinary Russians.
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It doesn't have to be a very strong case, just arguable.
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But there is another aspect of the question which is at least arguable.
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Together, it is arguable the challenges we face amount to a second Emergency.
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They had not made out an arguable case and he was therefore refusing leave.
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The State is opposing the proceedings and argues that Dundon has no arguable case.
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But whether it will add solvency to the social networking development community is arguable.
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You wish contributions to have "some reasonable approximation to an arguable truth".
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It is arguable that those who are likely to shift have already done so.
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This fusion theory, although interpreting tumor metastasis analogically and intriguingly, is arguable to date.
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Something contraindicated by the Constitution but arguable under the Preamble.
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