questionable
可疑
definition
adjective
it is questionable whether any of these exceptions is genuine
doubtful as regards truth or quality.
example
Some of the lead character's decisions are 'questionable' and he's certainly no hero.
He's made points that are highly 'questionable' instead of homing in on the real issue.
I do remember that my sister and I were involved in somewhat 'questionable' activities.
Is this a morally 'questionable' thing to do or are some lies necessary for the sake of social cohesion?
In addition, it is 'questionable' whether retention of water is significant for pollen that is shed in the dry state.
Therefore, it is 'questionable' whether functional proteins are expressed from this region.
But one or two 'questionable' editorial decisions overshadowed good work elsewhere in the paper.
Itself a capricious act, it was only one of several 'questionable' departures.
They will help, but it is 'questionable' whether they will turn the tide.
It is a view which may be inconsistent, it may be morally 'questionable' and even plain wrong.
If he had stayed on in South Africa, it is 'questionable' whether he would have had the opportunities to develop.
Justice Kennedy fretted that building a business on this was morally 'questionable' , which is also true.
The assumption that Social Darwinism delivers more social freedom is 'questionable' .
They also had to be willing to engage in a morally suspect and legally 'questionable' act.
How many of those would exercise their new right is 'questionable' .
It lost three seats by the narrowest of margins and under 'questionable' circumstances.
Lowry's record is 'questionable' when it comes to statements concerning his finances.
If his personal sincerity was 'questionable' , then maybe Lincoln's achievements were suspect too.
It is very 'questionable' whether either the farmer or consumer has got true value for this investment.
The problem area is depiction of 'questionable' behaviour and acts by artists.
The legitimacy of these assumptions is 'questionable' to say the very least.
Make of these judgements what you will but their validity is somewhat 'questionable' given such a broad spectrum of views.
It is 'questionable' whether those benefits will transfer to the west and north west of the Republic.
It is 'questionable' whether the venue of a European Cup final is central to the occasion or incidental.
Not only was her action a breach of her visa but was highly unethical and morally 'questionable' .
But at times it was 'questionable' whether he was doing more harm than good to the innings.
The clubs have a history of 'questionable' medical tactics in dealing with each other.
It is now 'questionable' whether the committee will continue its investigation at all.
Thus the claims of Paul and subsequent tsars to a divine right to rule were based on a very 'questionable' past.
This scandal over a 'questionable' memo has been a prime example of the process in action.
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