confutative (Meaning)

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confutative (s)

able to be refuted

The theory presented in the paper was highly confutative, inviting rigorous scrutiny from peers.
While initially persuasive, the argument proved to be confutative upon closer examination.
The confutative nature of the hypothesis demanded careful experimentation and analysis.
His confutative response effectively dismantled the opponent's flawed reasoning.
The confutative evidence provided by the prosecution left no doubt as to the defendant's guilt.
The confutative experiment yielded results contradicting the initial hypothesis.
The confutative nature of the data raised questions about the validity of the conclusions.
The confutative aspects of the study were acknowledged and addressed in subsequent research.
The confutative counterarguments highlighted the weaknesses in the original proposal.
The confutative potential of the theory underscored the need for further investigation.

able to be refuted

refutation,rebuttal, disproof, counterargument,disconfirmation, counterevidence

proof, proof, witness, evidence, testimony, witness, evidence, testimony, confirmation, documentation

The theory presented in the paper was highly confutative, inviting rigorous scrutiny from peers.

While initially persuasive, the argument proved to be confutative upon closer examination.

The confutative nature of the hypothesis demanded careful experimentation and analysis.

His confutative response effectively dismantled the opponent's flawed reasoning.