1. in a manner that is open to dispute or debate; questionably
Usage: formal; often used to qualify claims or assertions that lack universal agreement

Examples

• The film is disputably the best work of the director's career.
• That claim is disputably supported by the available evidence.
• He made a disputably accurate assessment of the situation.
• The new policy is disputably fair to all employees.
• This interpretation of the text is disputably correct.