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Meanings of problematical in English
Usage of problematical in English
1
But people warned that wooden floors were problematical if not done right.
2
The effect of stammering or stuttering upon the physical structure is problematical.
3
Getting there and doing something with the information might be problematical, though.
4
Immediate comfort, however, getting the better of problematical risk, I went in.
5
Whether or not I shall return to the mother planet is problematical.
6
That the problematical chastisement became to David an object of romantic interest.
7
Moreover, the physical man is a reality, and the moral man problematical.
8
He passed and so passed all into the problematical destruction of darkness.
9
Could the exceedingly problematical gain make up for the absolutely certain loss?
10
But he was able, on various problematical points, to suggest interesting solutions.
11
She had reckoned on the doctor's money, and possession was becoming problematical.
12
Sure, the book, co-written by Hammerstein and Joshua Logan, has its problematical aspects.
13
Let us return for a moment to the problematical function of the antennæ.
14
But once they got beyond the forest, matters became more problematical.
15
The exact status of the people walking out of them was more problematical.
16
But Fanny again was a problematical nature, almost from the cradle.
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