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deniable

[dɪˈnaɪəbl]

deniable Definition

  • 1able to be denied or disputed
  • 2not able to be officially acknowledged or admitted

Using deniable: Examples

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

  • Example

    The government claimed that the operation was deniable and not officially sanctioned.

  • Example

    The company made a deniable offer to buy out the smaller competitor.

  • Example

    The evidence was circumstantial and therefore deniable in court.

deniable Synonyms and Antonyms

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Summary: deniable in Brief

Deniable [dɪˈnaɪəbl] means something that can be denied or disputed, or not officially acknowledged or admitted. It is often used in the context of secret or unofficial actions, such as 'The government claimed that the operation was deniable and not officially sanctioned.' Deniable can also refer to evidence that is circumstantial and therefore not conclusive.