having more than one interpretation

having more than one meaning

likely to cause controversy

at issue

that can be argued about because uncertain

controversial

that can be disputed

debatable; open to discussion

(of a person) feeling doubt

doubtful

(of a word) having a double or doubtful meaning

doubtful, uncertain

(of a person) liable to make errors

able or prone to err

of, based on, a hypothesis (and not proved)

guessed, assumed

not likely to be true or to happen

not likely

(almost) impossible to believe (because shocking); very surprising

beyond belief

wicked; shameful; disgraceful

shameful, bad in reputation

indecent; showing, having, lust

vulgar, indecent

to raise or bring forward (a subject) for discussion

doubtful, arguable

(of a person, thoughts) confused (e.g. because of alcohol)

doubtful, uncertain

well-known (especially for something bad)

known for a trait

(especially of a result or future) doubtful

open to doubt

strange; unusual; causing doubt or suspicion; unwell; sick

odd; abnormal

to have an idea or feeling concerning the possibility or truth of (something); doubtful; possibly not true; a person suspected of doing wrong etc

doubtful

thin and weak; (of connections, e.g. between ideas) weak; without much meaning or value

weak, thin

not reliable; not certainly knowing or known

doubtful, changeable

not convincing

not convincing

not likely to happen or be true

not probable

that cannot be relied on; not to be trusted

not trustworthy, not true

not caring about being honest or doing wrong

immoral

not trustworthy

not dependable, unfaithful

not clear or distinct; slight; (of a person, expression, behaviour) uncertain, especially about details

not definite or clear