impugnable 的定义
- to challenge as false; cast doubt upon.
 - Archaic. to assail by words or arguments; vilify.
 - Obsolete. to attack physically.
 
impugnable 近义词
等同于 precarious
impugnable 的近义词 39 个
- dangerous
 - delicate
 - dicey
 - hazardous
 - insecure
 - perilous
 - problematic
 - risky
 - rocky
 - shaky
 - slippery
 - ticklish
 - touchy
 - uncertain
 - unhealthy
 - unreliable
 - unsettled
 - unstable
 - unsteady
 - ambiguous
 - borderline
 - chancy
 - contingent
 - dubious
 - dynamite
 - equivocal
 - hairy
 - hanging by a thread
 - iffy
 - indecisive
 - loaded
 - on thin ice
 - open
 - out on a limb
 - rugged
 - sensitive
 - touch and go
 - unsafe
 - unsure
 
impugnable 的反义词 16 个
等同于 unapt
impugnable 的近义词 49 个
- ambiguous
 - borderline
 - chancy
 - clouded
 - contingent
 - debatable
 - dicey
 - disreputable
 - doubtable
 - dubious
 - dubitable
 - equivocal
 - far-fetched
 - fat chance
 - fishy
 - hazardous
 - hazy
 - iffy
 - improbable
 - inconclusive
 - indecisive
 - indefinite
 - indeterminate
 - indistinct
 - insecure
 - long shot
 - obscure
 - on thin ice
 - open
 - pending
 - precarious
 - problematic
 - questionable
 - shady
 - sneaky
 - speculative
 - suspect
 - suspicious
 - touch-and-go
 - touchy
 - uncertain
 - unconfirmed
 - undecided
 - uneasy
 - unlikely
 - unsettled
 - unstable
 - unsure
 - up for grabs
 
等同于 doubtful
impugnable 的近义词 46 个
- debatable
 - dicey
 - dubious
 - hazy
 - indecisive
 - insecure
 - precarious
 - problematic
 - suspicious
 - uncertain
 - undecided
 - uneasy
 - unsettled
 - unstable
 - unsure
 - ambiguous
 - borderline
 - chancy
 - clouded
 - contingent
 - disreputable
 - doubtable
 - dubitable
 - equivocal
 - far-fetched
 - fat chance
 - fishy
 - hazardous
 - iffy
 - inconclusive
 - indefinite
 - indeterminate
 - indistinct
 - long shot
 - obscure
 - on thin ice
 - open
 - pending
 - shady
 - sneaky
 - speculative
 - suspect
 - touch-and-go
 - touchy
 - unconfirmed
 - up for grabs
 
impugnable 的反义词 22 个
更多impugnable例句
- The only impugnable matter in the deed lies, as has been said, in the number of cardinals so created at a batch.