Arguably and Rather

Arguably

Arguably adverb - As can be shown by argument.
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Synonyms for Arguably

Rather and arguably are semantically related in maybe topic. In some cases you can use "Rather" instead an adverb "Arguably".

Nearby Words: argued, arguable

Rather

Rather adverb - By choice or preference.

Arguably and rather are semantically related in maybe topic. Sometimes you can use "Arguably" instead an adverb "Rather".

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  • Video Game / Jill of the Jungle Could arguably be seen instead as just a Shout-Out or a kind of cameo rather than a full spinoff.
  • Arguably, calling people from Lesvos/Lesbos "lesbians" would similarly get you beaten up (the inhabitants being rather conservative even by Greek standards and all).
  • The Insurrectionists have arguably justified intentions, but their attempts to continue the war during the genocidal war with the Covenant is rather stupid.
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