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problematic
adjective as in open to doubt
Example Sentences
But Kapczynski conceded that the report “does too much to encourage silence” and “too broadly casts forms of collective speech as problematic.”
ADUs can be convenient for elderly parents to live in and/or weekend guests to stay in, but renting this unit out could be problematic.
Vision, dental and hearing costs have long been problematic for seniors, because those services are not covered under traditional Medicare.
The masque’s subject is problematic: Some beautiful African water nymphs—portrayed by the queen and her ladies-in-waiting in blackface—wish to travel to Britain to be made white.
Even if the official assessment is worse than thought, productivity - a measure of the output of the economy per hour worked - has long been problematic.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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