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Meaning of deniable
The primary meaning of "deniable" refers to something that can be denied or disproven.
Etymology of deniable
The word "deniable" originates from the Latin words "deniabilis," meaning able to be denied, and "deniare," meaning to deny, which is a combination of "de" (meaning from or away) and "negare" (meaning to say no).
The term has been used in the English language since the 15th century to describe statements, actions, or information that can be refuted, contradicted, or disproven.
Synonyms
plausible
believable
credible
doubtful
questionable
disputable
refutable
challengeable
impugnable
rebuttable
contradictable
contestable
debatable
arguable
defensible
justifiable
explainable
excusable
forgivable
tolerable
acceptable
defensible
vindicable
verifiable
checkable
confirmable
verifiable
authentic
trustworthy
reliable
dependable
faithful
loyal
honest
sincere
truthful
genuine
bona fide
legitimate
lawful
legal
legitimate
warranted
justified
reasonable
sensible
rational
logical
sound
valid
convincing
persuasive
probable
likely
possible
potential
feasible
practicable
workable
viable
tenable
maintainable
supportable
sustainable
defensible
irrefutable
indisputable
incontestable
unassailable
unchallengeable
undeniable
unquestionable
unarguable
incontrovertible
Definitions
- Able to be denied or disproven, especially in a way that is intended to deceive or mislead.
- * Capable of being refuted or contradicted.
Usage Examples
- The intelligence agency's involvement in the operation was deniable, allowing them to maintain plausible deniability.
- * The company's CEO made a deniable statement about the upcoming product release, leaving room for interpretation.
- * The politician's deniable connection to the scandal made it difficult to prove their involvement.
Antonyms
undeniable
indisputable
incontestable
irrefutable
unquestionable
unarguable
inarguable
incontrovertible
undeniable
obvious
evident
apparent
clear
manifest
patent
palpable
overt
transparent
unmistakable
unambiguous
unequivocal
certain
definite
sure
absolute
categorical
conclusive
decisive