Can cannot be debated (what does it mean?)
What does « can or cannot be debated” mean?
Is it used correctly?
The defender fouled him on the play. It’s clear cut. It cannot be debated.
Though the defender fouled him on the play. It’s not clear cut. It can be debated.
Does “debatable” mean the same thing?
They first 2 fouls aren’t debatable but the last one is debatable.
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Top answer
Think about a debate. There are two opposite sides, A and B. Suppose A has all the evidence and support and B has none.
- Think about a debate.
- There are two opposite sides, A and B.
- Suppose A has all the evidence and support and B has none.
- A presents all his arguments, and B stands up and is silent.
- There is no debate!
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Think about a debate. There are two opposite sides, A and B. Suppose A has all the evidence and support and B has none. A presents all his arguments, and B stands up and is silent. There is no debate!
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