problematic in Greek
problematic in Greek is προβληματικός — problematic means causing difficulty, uncertainty, or concern; hard to resolve or accept.
problematic in Greek
προβληματικός
Pronounced: provlimatikos
Posing a problem; having or suffering from problem(s):
What does "problematic" mean?
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adj Causing difficulty, uncertainty, or concern; hard to resolve or accept.
"The new policy is problematic because it doesn't account for remote workers."
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problematic in a sentence
- The new policy is problematic because it doesn't account for remote workers.
- His comments were widely seen as problematic on social media.
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What is "problematic" in Greek?
"problematic" in Greek is προβληματικός. problematic means: Causing difficulty, uncertainty, or concern; hard to resolve or accept.
How do you pronounce προβληματικός?
"problematic" in Greek is προβληματικός, pronounced "provlimatikos".
How do you use "problematic" in a sentence?
Example: "The new policy is problematic because it doesn't account for remote workers." In Greek, "problematic" is προβληματικός.
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