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Tenable

usgb/ˈtenəbl/Volume
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Often used in scholarly discussions where positions must be logically supported. SlideHer thesis is tenable within the current scientific community.
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Common in debates or arguments requiring evidence for support. SlideYour point is more tenable than his, as you have provided substantial proof.
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Use 'tenable' to distinguish positions that are still logically sound from those not. SlideUnlike the refuted theory, her proposal remains tenable.