Arguable
Arguable adjective - Open to question or dispute.
Usage example: frankly, it's arguable whether you deserve the promotion
Certain
Certain adjective - Not capable of being challenged or proved wrong.
Usage example: up to this point there's been no certain evidence that a crime has been committed
Both words in one sentence
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Hell, it's arguable if we can even be certain she's actually married to Carver at all.
Source: Film / Danger!! Death Ray - It's arguable that he's just doing his job, though he takes a certain pride if he can get your daughter to take his place at the end of the game.
Source: Affably Evil / Video Games -
Gameplay-wise, this is more arguable, although differences between certain titles boil down mainly to the roster choices (compare XvSF to MSHvSF).
Source: Capcom Sequel Stagnation
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