Adjective:

சிக்கல் உடைய, புதிர் கொண்ட,

problematic's Usage Examples:

contemporary ethnography certainly cannot be seen as an unproblematic set of procedures for data collection.

Nevertheless the thing-initself is a problematic conception and of a limiting or negative use merely.

However, some people find such friendships to be problematic, rather in the way that community allegiances may be.

plebeian people are described as the unproblematic response to circumstances beyond their own control.

This means that disclosures, whether emotional, physical or even financial, may be interpreted as highly problematic.

This call for learner involvement in formative and summative evaluation, however, proves problematic on two counts.

The burden on nursing staff in the Hospital for Small Animals was proving problematic, which could not be resolved through renegotiating the agreement.

Their adaptations to parasitic life in vertebrate animals appear to have involved such modifications of structure and development that their affinities are quite problematical.

splice sites are produced to make gene finding problematic.

For this highly problematic group the original authorities should by all means be consulted.

renegotiaten on nursing staff in the Hospital for Small Animals was proving problematic, which could not be resolved through renegotiating the agreement.

Pair with tunics: Tunics can be problematic for parents in that once a girl gets too tall for one, it looks like a long shirt, but isn't long enough to wear without something on the bottom.

Synonyms:

debatable, questionable, problematical,

Antonyms:

sensitive, soft, delicate, unquestionable,