CEFR C1

arguability

noun

Meaning

The quality or state of being arguable; the degree to which something can be defended or disputed with arguments.

Examples

The arguability of the new policy was debated in parliament for weeks.
Despite its apparent simplicity, the case had a surprising degree of arguability.

Synonyms: debatability, disputability, questionability

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arguability (C1)

noun

Pronunciation: /ˈɑːrɡjuəbɪləti/

Definition

The quality or state of being arguable; the degree to which something can be defended or disputed with arguments.

Examples

The arguability of the new policy was debated in parliament for weeks.
Despite its apparent simplicity, the case had a surprising degree of arguability.

How to Use arguability

the arguability of (collocation): Used to introduce the subject or topic that is being discussed or disputed. — "The arguability of his motives was never fully resolved."
degree of arguability (collocation): Refers to the extent or level to which something can be argued or disputed. — "The case presented a high degree of arguability, leading to a lengthy trial."

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