Definition Synonyms
Definition of impugnable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
doubtRare subject to being discredited or doubtedRare
- The evidence was impugnable and raised many doubts.
2.
criticismRare open to verbal attack or criticismRare
- His argument was impugnable and faced much criticism.
Origin of impugnable
Latin, impugnare (to fight against)
Examples of impugnable in a sentence
The report was impugnable, leading to further investigation. The theory was impugnable, leading to heated debates. Her impugnable stance on the issue drew many critics.
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- French:contestable, attaquable, ...
- German:anzweifelbar, kritisierbar, ...
- Italian:contestabile, attaccabile, ...
- Spanish:impugnable, criticable, ...
- Portuguese:questionável, impugnável, ...
- Chinese:可质疑, 可批评, ...
- Japanese:疑わしい, 批判可能な, ...
- Arabic:قابِل لِلطَّعْن, قابِل للنقد, ...
- Hebrew:נִיתָן לְעֵרְעוּר, נָתוּן לְבִקֹּרֶת, ...
- Russian:оспоримый, уязвимый, ...
- Ukrainian:сумнівний, вразливий, ...
- Hindi:संदेहास्पद, आलोचनात्मक, ...
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