a. Obs. rare. [a. OF. estrivable, f. estriver: see STRIVE v. and -ABLE.] Open to dispute, disputable.
c. 1456. Pecock, Bk. Faith (1909), 187. The lay peple of the newe lawe is bound … for to receyve her feith … in ech doutable and strivable poynt therof.
