twistable
- adjective
- /ˈtwɪstəbl/
- His statement was so twistable that the media interpreted it in several different ways.
Examples
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The contract's language is twistable, which could lead to legal disputes.
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The story is quite twistable depending on who tells it.
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Politicians often avoid twistable comments to prevent misunderstandings.
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Many interpretations of the poem are twistable.
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The lawyer warned her that the contract was twistable, which could result in different interpretations.
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His comments were so twistable that each news source reported a unique perspective on them.
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The meaning of the joke is twistable, making it hard to convey the same humor across cultures.
Synonyms
Can change shape or meaning
Information that can be shown to make events look better or worse
How Distortable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Twistable comes from twist, which also means 'to turn out of shape' or 'bend', as when someone 'twists' words to change their meaning. So a twistable statement is 'easy to be changed or misunderstood'.