arguably

/ ˈɑːɡjʊəblɪ /

adverb

1. (sentence modifier) it can be argued that

Example Sentences

And the ability to connect that he has — a trait conservative activist Charlie Kirk arguably had as well — may otherwise be in short supply among today’s male adults, especially on the political right.

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No one beats up on New Jersey like its own beleaguered residents, who arguably get less for their money than anyone else in the country.

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A case in point is the Inca Road, arguably the greatest infrastructure accomplishment of pre-Columbian times.

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The fact that so many business practices fall into a legal gray area in America is no accident, and arguably a good thing up to a point.

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There aren’t many things that are arguably cheap in today’s market.

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