controvertible love

Definitions

from The Century Dictionary.

  • Capable of being disputed; disputable; not too evident to exclude difference of opinion: as, a controvertible point of law.

from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.

  • adjective Capable of being controverted; disputable; admitting of question.

from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.

  • adjective Open to questioning; that which can be denied, challenged, or disputed.

Etymologies

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controvert +‎ -ible

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Examples

  • By presuming that only my beliefs, practices, and perceptions are correct and unassailable implies that all others ipso facto are incorrect and controvertible.

    Robert Buswell: A Place For Doubt Robert Buswell 2011

  • By presuming that only my beliefs, practices, and perceptions are correct and unassailable implies that all others ipso facto are incorrect and controvertible.

    Robert Buswell: A Place For Doubt Robert Buswell 2011

  • GARS forms a more coherent whole since its editorial edifice was the work of Weber himself; and yet, its relationship to his other sociologies of, for instance, law, city, music, domination, and economy, remains controvertible.

    Asthmatic 2009

  • Whatever advantage CBS thought the documents gave them in covering the story of Bush's "service," his inadequacies as a Guardsman have been well documented elsewhere with non-controvertible evidence.

    A Don't Panic Pictoral... 2004

  • Whatever advantage CBS thought the documents gave them in covering the story of Bush's "service," his inadequacies as a Guardsman have been well documented elsewhere with non-controvertible evidence.

    A known known. 2004

  • Whatever advantage CBS thought the documents gave them in covering the story of Bush's "service," his inadequacies as a Guardsman have been well documented elsewhere with non-controvertible evidence.

    Archive 2004-09-01 2004

  • Whatever advantage CBS thought the documents gave them in covering the story of Bush's "service," his inadequacies as a Guardsman have been well documented elsewhere with non-controvertible evidence.

    We interrupt your regularly scheduled panic attack 2004

  • Whatever advantage CBS thought the documents gave them in covering the story of Bush's "service," his inadequacies as a Guardsman have been well documented elsewhere with non-controvertible evidence.

    Sometimes the first thought... 2004

  • It is, in some sense, a real puzzle: there is nothing particularly deterministic about Newtonian physics; many who accepted Newtonian physics I would go so far as to say the overwhelming majority were not determinists, and were clearly not inconsistent in this; you can only get rationally from Newtonian physics to determinism by a vast number of controvertible suppositions; and so forth.

    Wisdom from Maurice Blondel; and the Analogical Leap 2005

  • The real core of ID, however, is a very controvertible thesis about the relation between an effect's exemplar cause and its proximate efficient cause.

    On Two Rarely Discussed Problems with ID Reasoning 2005

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