problematic, problematical [Brit prɒbləˈmatɪk, Am ˌprɑbləˈmædɪk] ADJ
problematic(al) ADJ
1. problematic(al) (creating difficulty):
2. problematic(al) (questionable, disputable):
problematic(al) ADJ
1. problematic(al) (creating difficulty):
2. problematic(al) (questionable, disputable):
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This makes finding the true power density in this region problematic.
en.wikipedia.org This was quite problematic for the government as within two weeks, over 20 other applications for "habeas corpus" had been made.
en.wikipedia.org These definitions are seen by some to be unsatisfactory and problematic.
en.wikipedia.org This came at the expense of unusual ergonomics, and heating and ventilation systems that were sometimes problematic.
en.wikipedia.org The episode turned out to be a problematic production.
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