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Meaning of debtable
The primary meaning of "debtable" is not found in Oxford Languages, however, a similar word "debatable" means capable of being argued or disputed.
Etymology of debtable
The word "debatable" originates from the Old French word "debattre", meaning to fight or argue, which is derived from the words "de" (meaning from or away) and "battre" (meaning to beat).
Historically, the word "debatable" has been used since the 15th century to describe topics or issues that are open to discussion and argument.
Synonyms
disputable
arguable
questionable
controversial
debatable
contentious
disputed
moot
open to debate
uncertain
doubtful
ambiguous
unclear
vague
indistinct
nebulous
murky
cloudy
fuzzy
hazy
obscure
problematic
suspect
dubious
shaky
unstable
unproven
unverified
unsettle
unconfirmed
undecided
open to discussion
negotiable
discussable
talkable
confutable
refutable
impugnable
challengeable
assailable
vulnerable
attackable
criticizable
censorable
deniable
gainsayable
contradistinct
Definitions
- Although "debtable" is not listed, a similar word "debatable" is defined as capable of being argued or disputed, or open to discussion and argument.
- It can also refer to a topic or issue that is open to debate or discussion.
Usage Examples
- The topic of climate change is debatable, with some arguing that it is a natural phenomenon and others claiming that it is caused by human activity.
- The decision to raise taxes is debatable, and many people are arguing for and against it.
- The issue of gun control is debatable, with some advocating for stricter laws and others arguing for the right to bear arms.
Antonyms
indisputable
undeniable
unquestionable
uncontroversial
unarguable
certain
definite
clear
obvious
unequivocal
unmistakable
undeniable
irrefutable
incontestable
uncontested
undisputed
unchallenged
uncon-tested
universally accepted
widely accepted
commonly accepted
generally accepted
broadly accepted
firmly established
well established
strongly supported
widely supported
broadly supported
clearly defined
well defined
precisely defined
distinctly defined