iffy

[ˈɪfi]

iffy Definition

• 1. not certain or unsure; doubtful
• 2. of questionable quality or legality

Using iffy: Examples

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

• Example

  I'm feeling a bit iffy about this plan.

• Example

  The weather forecast is iffy for tomorrow's picnic.

• Example

  The quality of the product seems a bit iffy to me.

• Example

  The legality of their business practices is iffy at best.

iffy Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for iffy

• doubtful
• uncertain
• questionable
• dodgy
• shady

Antonyms for iffy

• certain
• sure
• definite

Phrases with iffy

• an iffy proposition

  a risky or uncertain proposal

  Example

  Investing in that startup is an iffy proposition at this point.

• iffy on something

  unsure or hesitant about something

  Example

  I'm iffy on whether I want to go to the party or not.

• an iffy call

  a decision that is difficult to make because of uncertainty or doubt

  Example

  It was an iffy call, but the referee decided to award the penalty kick.

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Summary: iffy in Brief

'Iffy' [ˈɪfi] means uncertain or doubtful, often used to describe plans, propositions, or the quality of something. It can also refer to the legality of something. Examples include 'I'm feeling a bit iffy about this plan.' and 'The quality of the product seems a bit iffy to me.' 'Iffy' extends into phrases like 'an iffy proposition,' denoting a risky proposal, and 'iffy on something,' meaning unsure or hesitant.