Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
intenible
Adjective
/ɪnˈtɛnəbl/

Definition
Intenable refers to a position or argument that cannot be maintained or defended.

Examples
- The theory was deemed intenable after the new evidence was presented.
- His intenable position in the debate led to his quick defeat.
- Relying on outdated information made her argument intenable.

Meaning
The term is used to describe something, often a theory or argument, that lacks sufficient support to withstand scrutiny.

Synonyms
- Indefensible
- Unmaintainable
- Unsustainable