Similar words: arguably, valuable, valuables, invaluable, argue, argument, argumentation, argumentative. Meaning: ['ɑːgjʊəbl] 
adj. 1. capable of being supported by argument 2. open to argument or debate.
adj. 1. capable of being supported by argument 2. open to argument or debate. 
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1) It is arguable whether the rebels will knuckle under.
2) It is arguable which way is quicker.
3) It is arguable that this was not as grave a handicap as it might appear.
4) This account contains many arguable statements.
5) He had a good arguable case.
6) It is arguable whether he ever had much control over the real economic power.
7) It is arguable whether the case should have ever gone to trial .
8) It is arguable that the government has failed in this respect.
9) It is arguable that giving too much detail may actually be confusing.
10) It's arguable that the legislation has had little effect on young people's behaviour.
11) It is arguable that we would be just as efficient with fewer staff.
12) Yet there are arguable benefits from practising selective assessment.
13) If there are arguable points, the rules are clear.
14) It is arguable that the opportunity should have been taken to deal with this matter by way of criminal penalties.
15) The definition itself is arguable given the peculiar form of intelligence required for membership.
16) Yet it is at least arguable that different kinds of people are attracted into different kinds of subjects.
17) It is arguable that such determinations are best left to the elected representatives.
18) It is also arguable that non-disclosure is inconsistent with a policy of greater openness.
19) It is arguable that the theoretical trappings of semiology have nothing to do with the interpretations of striptease and wrestling.
20) Some items are frankly fakes; others are of arguable value.
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22) And it is arguable that the mine closures were a blessing, not the disaster which Susanna Rance seems to suggest.
23) This is no semantic nicety; rather, it is arguable that the distinction reveals something of their political specificities.
24) It is arguable that the provision does not apply to the transferor.
25) Indeed, it is arguable that the different speeds of financial liberalisation are a prime cause of world trade and savings imbalances.
26) It is at least arguable, moreover, that no probability theory allows for the explanation of single events.
27) Whether or not Webb is the best person for the job is arguable.
28) In short, though not yet fully attained, political democracy had become respectable,[http://sentencedict.com/arguable.html] and Socialism had become arguable.
29) Counsel further contended that on the affidavit evidence the debtor has an arguable claim that the solicitors were negligent in two respects.
30) Even so, it is straining credulity too far to conclude that the debtor has an arguable case.