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   questionable

   /ˈkwɛstʃənəbl/

   adjective

   • 1. doubtful as regards truth or validity: "it is questionable whether any of these exceptions is genuine" Similar controversialcontentiousopen to questionopen to doubtin doubtdoubtfuldubiousuncertainunsuredebatablein disputein questionarguableproblematicproblematicalunverifiedunprovableunresolvedunsettledundecidedequivocalunconvincingimplausibleimprobablenot definiteunclearnot obviousapocryphalspuriousborderlinemarginalmootinformal:iffydodgyOpposite certainindisputable
   • ▪ likely to be dishonourable or morally suspect: "his questionable financial deals" Similar suspicioussuspectunder suspicionirregulardubiousdoubtfuloddqueerstrangenot quite rightmysteriousmurkydarkshiftyunsavourydisreputablepotentially dishonestpotentially illegalinformal:funnyfishyshadyiffydodgy

   Derivatives

   • 1. questionability noun
   • 2. questionableness noun
   • 3. questionably adverb

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