Contestably example sentences

Related (5): doubtfully, disputably, ambiguously, debatably, questionably.

[kənˈtestəb(ə)l] ✕ Play

- adjective form of contest

✕ Play noun [ˈkänˌtest]

contest (noun) · contests (plural noun)

- an event in which people compete for supremacy in a sport, activity, or particular quality:

- a competition for a political position:

- a dispute or conflict:

- engage in competition to attain (a position of power):

- take part in (a competition or election):

- oppose (an action, decision, or theory) as mistaken or wrong:

- engage in dispute about:

Synonyms

contest, competition, match, tournament, game, meet, event, trial, bout, heat, fixture, tie, race, competition, battle, fight, clash, feud, contention, vying, rivalry, strife, friction, feuding, conflict, struggle, conflict, confrontation, collision, clash, battle, fight, combat, tussle, skirmish, duel, race, enter, oppose, challenge, dispute, resist, defy, question, doubt, litigate, debate, dispute, Legal

"Contestably" Example Sentences

1. The election results were contestably unfair.
2. The effectiveness of the new policy is contestably uncertain.
3. The accuracy of the data is contestably questionable.
4. The decision to cancel the game was contestably justified.
5. The proposal for the new project is contestably ambitious.
6. The defendant's innocence is contestably debatable.
7. The movie's plot is contestably convoluted.
8. The authenticity of the artwork is contestably doubtful.
9. The validity of the evidence is contestably disputable.
10. The claim made by the plaintiff is contestably disputable.
11. The innovation presented by the startup is contestably groundbreaking.
12. The completion deadline set by the client is contestably unrealistic.
13. The conclusion drawn from the research is contestably arguable.
14. The quality of the product is contestably subjective.
15. The severity of the punishment is contestably excessive.
16. The significance of the issue at hand is contestably debatable.
17. The terms of the contract are contestably vague.
18. The success of the campaign is contestably questionable.
19. The necessity for the new regulation is contestably debatable.
20. The feasibility of the proposed plan is contestably uncertain.
21. The implications of the decision are contestably far-reaching.
22. The choice of the winner is contestably unfair.
23. The value of the investment is contestably unpredictable.
24. The impact of the policy is contestably controversial.
25. The precision of the measurement is contestably imprecise.
26. The morality of the action is contestably questionable.
27. The reliability of the source is contestably unreliable.
28. The priority of the task is contestably controversial.
29. The authenticity of the historical artifact is contestably disputable.
30. The legitimacy of the claim presented by the defendant is contestably arguable.

Common Phases

1. The results of the study are contestably accurate; however, further research is necessary.
2. The decision made by the jury is contestably unfair; nevertheless, it is final.
3. The statement made by the politician is contestably incorrect; moreover, it has caused more controversy.
4. The company's claim to be environmentally sustainable is contestably true; in addition, their practices need more scrutiny.
5. The coach's decision to bench the star player is contestably questionable; nonetheless, he stands by it.
6. The art piece's value is contestably subjective; furthermore, it varies from person to person.
7. The restaurant's claim of using only organic ingredients is contestably accurate; still, their food is delicious.
8. The historical event's interpretation is contestably diverse; on the other hand, there is only one factual account.
9. The CEO's leadership style is contestably effective; hence, the company's success is undeniable.
10. The experiment's method is contestably flawed; as a result, the results are unreliable.