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deniable
[ dih-nahy-uh-buhl ]
deniable
/ dɪˈnaɪəbəl /
adjective
- able to be denied; questionable
Derived Forms
- deˈniably, adverb
Example Sentences
Russia, they said, may believe it can sidestep the sanctions in a deniable way.
It is the most delicate of dances, rife with subtle signals, attacks and feints, and deniable action.
The editorial writers cautioned that law enforcement would have to contend with thieves displaying “undeniable smarts,” though since the theft ring they mentioned in their piece had been caught in part because their getaway car got caught in traffic, the level of their brainpower might have been deniable after all.
The thing is, reshuffles are always deniable — and put-off-able — until they are physically, publicly and provably under way.
"There is a lot of traffic on the surface and everything that happens under the surface is 'deniable.' The challenge for us is to monitor this volume of water."
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