Definition of "arguable" []

Open to argument: an arguable question, still unresolved. (adjective)
That can be argued plausibly; defensible in argument: three arguable points of law. (adjective)

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Use "arguable" in a sentence

"In practice, the DOJ has prosecuted people that are in arguable or probable non-compliance with the relevant State laws."
"Ordinary legal indeterminacy of this sort, a fact of the law, does not mean that every legal position one comes up with, while arguable, is viable or persuasive, or that every disagreement on a legal issue is reasonable."
"I would say that Kwiec (sic) suggests that a position, which I consider barely arguable, is not only reasonable, but correct."

Words like "arguable"

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