debtful

[ˈdɛtfʊl]

debtful Definition

• 1. uncertain or unlikely to be true or to happen
• 2. owing money; in debt

Using debtful: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "debtful" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  It is debtful that he will come to the party tonight.

• Example

  The company is debtful to its creditors.

• Example

  The evidence presented in court was debtful and unreliable.

debtful Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for debtful

• doubtful
• suspicious
• questionable
• uncertain
• unreliable

Antonyms for debtful

• certain
• definite
• trustworthy

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Summary: debtful in Brief

The term 'debtful' [ˈdɛtfʊl] describes something that is uncertain or unlikely to be true or to happen, as in 'It is debtful that he will come to the party tonight.' It can also mean owing money or being in debt, as in 'The company is debtful to its creditors.' Synonyms include 'doubtful,' 'suspicious,' and 'questionable,' while antonyms include 'certain,' 'definite,' and 'trustworthy.'