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negável
Capable of being denied or contradicted.
undeniable
questionable
refutable
disavowable
confutable
confutative
Portuguese
negável
undeniable
1
But it's
undeniable
that local government has taken an especially harsh pummelling.
2
My power is vast, the talent
undeniable
,
the vision sure and true.
3
There is
undeniable
evidence of fewer house sales that are taking longer.
4
Even today, there's an
undeniable
rock n' roll edge in David's images.
5
With over a million books in print, Murray's success rate is
undeniable
.
1
Announcing, in a
deniable
way, that you knew something-thatyou had information.
2
Nothing is even remotely confirmable, everything is
deniable
,
working with the logical.
3
When I was an enhanced operative, I worked alone, a
deniable
asset.
4
The kind of cases where he needed someone potentially
deniable
and utterly expendable.
5
Because this media-based exercise involved party sources, it was eminently
deniable
.
6
Always keep it
deniable
,
always at a remove, always have a true alibi.
7
An operation that someone is trying to hide, or to keep plausibly
deniable
.
8
Individual craft could even conduct damaging and perhaps
deniable
attacks.
9
I prefer to work at a distance, through...
deniable
agents.
10
Me and Derek were a
deniable
front for the CIA.
11
Not in ten years with the Regiment, or the same again as a
deniable
operator.
12
They wanted a plausibly
deniable
revolution that could not be traced back to the White House.
13
Heris suspected that Durgandini operated under
deniable
orders.
14
But this flight is totally
deniable
,
right?
15
Eisenhower wanted to keep this operation
deniable
.
16
But, good or bad, I don't think you'll find it
deniable
,
if you look into the facts.
deniable
plausibly deniable
deniable attacks
deniable front
as deniable
deniable agents
Portuguese
negável
que se pode negar