Deniable Meaning in English
word
dɪˈnaɪ(j)əbəɫ
di-NY-uh-buhl
dɪnˈaɪəbəl
di-NY-uh-buhl
释义
Able to be denied or claimed as not true, possible to dispute or refuse responsibility for.
用法与细微差别
Mostly formal and used in legal, political, or academic contexts. Common with 'plausible deniability' (being able to deny involvement). Not used for things that are obviously true.
Spanish: negablePortuguese (BR): negávelPortuguese (PT): negávelChinese (Simplified): 可否认的Chinese (Traditional): 可否認的Hindi: अस्वीकार्यArabic: قابل للإنكارBengali: অস্বীকারযোগ্যRussian: оспариваемый - отрицаемыйJapanese: 否認可能なVietnamese: có thể phủ nhậnKorean: 부인할 수 있는Turkish: inkâr edilebilirUrdu: قابلِ انکارIndonesian: dapat disangkal
例句
The rumor is deniable by the company.
basic
His involvement is deniable.
basic
That story is hardly deniable.
basic
Everything he did was completely deniable under the law.
natural
They wanted to keep their actions deniable in case things went wrong.
natural
There has to be a deniable link between the two organizations.
natural