rebutted (Meaning)

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rebutted (imp. & p. p.)

of Rebut

No weak antonyms found.

The senator rebutted his opponent's claims with evidence and logic.
The lawyer rebutted the prosecution's argument, arguing that their client was innocent.
The historian rebutted the prevailing theory, offering a compelling alternative explanation.
The scientist rebutted the skeptic's doubts, providing empirical evidence to support their findings.
The politician rebutted the allegations of corruption, calling them baseless rumors.
The student rebutted the professor's criticism, demonstrating their thorough understanding of the material.
The author rebutted the negative reviews of their book, arguing that they were biased and unfair.
The defendant rebutted the prosecutor's case, presenting witnesses and evidence to support their innocence.
The journalist rebutted the false information circulating on social media, providing accurate and credible sources.
The entrepreneur rebutted the investor's concerns, outlining their business plan and demonstrating its potential profitability.

of Rebut

resisted, repelled,repulsed, beat off,turned back, fended (off), fought, opposed, turned away, deflected

embraced,welcomed, embraced, welcomed,hailed, hailed,

The senator rebutted his opponent's claims with evidence and logic.

The lawyer rebutted the prosecution's argument, arguing that their client was innocent.

The historian rebutted the prevailing theory, offering a compelling alternative explanation.

The scientist rebutted the skeptic's doubts, providing empirical evidence to support their findings.