very debatable

Frequency: 8.228.4 per million words

Used to emphasize that something is open to disagreement.

debatableADVERB + debatable

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very

Examples (10)

  • Whether that's the best approach is very debatable.
  • The true cause of the ancient civilization's collapse remains very debatable.
  • His conclusion is based on a theory that many scientists find very debatable.
  • It is very debatable whether this new policy will actually solve the problem.
  • I think his claim to be the best player in the league is very debatable.
  • The ethical implications of their research are very debatable.
  • The supposed benefits of such an expensive project are very debatable.
  • Whether this piece can truly be considered 'art' is a very debatable point.
  • The long-term profitability of the merger is still considered very debatable by analysts.
  • His assertion that a vegan diet is universally healthier is very debatable.