rebuts (Meaning)
rebuts
to make or furnish an answer or counter proof, to oppose by argument, to expose the falsity of, to drive or beat back, to refute, counteract, or disprove (as opposing evidence) by evidence or argument, to contradict or oppose by formal legal argument, plea, or countervailing proof, to prove to be wrong especially by argument or by proof that the opposite is true
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rebuts Sentence Examples
- The defense attorney forcefully rebuts the prosecution's allegations with evidence and logic.
- The scientist presents compelling data that effectively rebuts the unfounded claims made by the opposition.
- The journalist publishes an article that systematically rebuts the inaccuracies spread by a rival news source.
- The historian meticulously rebuts the revisionist theory, providing a comprehensive account of historical events.
- The politician deftly rebuts his opponent's rhetoric, exposing the flaws in their arguments.
- The student offers a well-reasoned argument that soundly rebuts the teacher's hypothesis.
- The author presents a persuasive rebuttal to the critics who dismissed his work as insignificant.
- The researcher's findings conclusively rebut the long-held belief that a particular drug was ineffective.
- The expert witness confidently rebuts the opposing counsel's testimony, casting doubt on its credibility.
- The advocate passionately rebuts the discriminatory policies that unjustly target a marginalized group.
FAQs About the word rebuts
to make or furnish an answer or counter proof, to oppose by argument, to expose the falsity of, to drive or beat back, to refute, counteract, or disprove (as op
repels,resists, repulses, turns away, fends (off), withstands,turns back, fights, beats off, deflects
welcomes,embraces,hails,
The defense attorney forcefully rebuts the prosecution's allegations with evidence and logic.
The scientist presents compelling data that effectively rebuts the unfounded claims made by the opposition.
The journalist publishes an article that systematically rebuts the inaccuracies spread by a rival news source.
The historian meticulously rebuts the revisionist theory, providing a comprehensive account of historical events.
