Definition of problematical in English:

problematical

adjective prɒbləˈmatɪk(ə)lprɑbləˈmædɪk(ə)l

Involving or constituting a problem.
the weighting of votes was particularly problematical
a highly problematical relationship
Example sentencesExamples
- On a large scale, distillation is problematical and expensive.
- He was clearly a problematical character.
- I feel that it remains problematical to try to determine the politics of a source by looking at who cites it.
- It is unquestionably problematical to make a distinction between thought and feeling.
- Since his descendants were in hiding, tracing a line of authority became problematical.
- The results are likely to prove problematical.
- Establishing the date at which jade objects were carved has so far proved problematical.
- The wide political diversity in the resistance proved extremely problematical.
- Other parts of the essay were more problematical.
- Basements can be problematical, due to lack of light and circulation of air.

Derivatives

problematically

adverb prɒbləˈmatɪk(ə)liˌprɑbləˈmædək(ə)li

Boundaries must have become problematically blurred.
Example sentencesExamples
- It problematically gives preference to artists coming from tertiary institutions.
- Most problematically, it was a fraud.
- Perhaps most problematically, the delegate selection process could now begin to work against her.
- For a long time, capital investment has been problematically low.

Rhymes

anagrammatical, apostatical, emblematical, enigmatical, fanatical, grammatical, mathematical, piratical, prelatical, sabbatical

Definition of problematical in US English:

problematical

adjectivepräbləˈmadik(ə)lprɑbləˈmædɪk(ə)l

Involving or constituting a problem.
the weighting of votes was particularly problematical
a highly problematical relationship
Example sentencesExamples
- The results are likely to prove problematical.
- He was clearly a problematical character.
- The wide political diversity in the resistance proved extremely problematical.
- Basements can be problematical, due to lack of light and circulation of air.
- Since his descendants were in hiding, tracing a line of authority became problematical.
- I feel that it remains problematical to try to determine the politics of a source by looking at who cites it.
- On a large scale, distillation is problematical and expensive.
- Establishing the date at which jade objects were carved has so far proved problematical.
- Other parts of the essay were more problematical.
- It is unquestionably problematical to make a distinction between thought and feeling.

单词	problematical
释义	Definition of problematical in English: problematical adjective prɒbləˈmatɪk(ə)lprɑbləˈmædɪk(ə)l Involving or constituting a problem. the weighting of votes was particularly problematical a highly problematical relationship Example sentencesExamples On a large scale, distillation is problematical and expensive. He was clearly a problematical character. I feel that it remains problematical to try to determine the politics of a source by looking at who cites it. It is unquestionably problematical to make a distinction between thought and feeling. Since his descendants were in hiding, tracing a line of authority became problematical. The results are likely to prove problematical. Establishing the date at which jade objects were carved has so far proved problematical. The wide political diversity in the resistance proved extremely problematical. Other parts of the essay were more problematical. Basements can be problematical, due to lack of light and circulation of air. Derivatives problematically adverb prɒbləˈmatɪk(ə)liˌprɑbləˈmædək(ə)li Boundaries must have become problematically blurred. Example sentencesExamples It problematically gives preference to artists coming from tertiary institutions. Most problematically, it was a fraud. Perhaps most problematically, the delegate selection process could now begin to work against her. For a long time, capital investment has been problematically low. Rhymes anagrammatical, apostatical, emblematical, enigmatical, fanatical, grammatical, mathematical, piratical, prelatical, sabbatical Definition of problematical in US English: problematical adjectivepräbləˈmadik(ə)lprɑbləˈmædɪk(ə)l Involving or constituting a problem. the weighting of votes was particularly problematical a highly problematical relationship Example sentencesExamples The results are likely to prove problematical. He was clearly a problematical character. The wide political diversity in the resistance proved extremely problematical. Basements can be problematical, due to lack of light and circulation of air. Since his descendants were in hiding, tracing a line of authority became problematical. I feel that it remains problematical to try to determine the politics of a source by looking at who cites it. On a large scale, distillation is problematical and expensive. Establishing the date at which jade objects were carved has so far proved problematical. Other parts of the essay were more problematical. It is unquestionably problematical to make a distinction between thought and feeling.
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