rebutting (Meaning)

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rebutting (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Rebut

No weak antonyms found.

The lawyer rebutted the opposing counsel's arguments, presenting evidence to refute their claims.
The scientist's findings were strongly rebutted by subsequent research that disputed their conclusions.
The politician faced intense scrutiny as his opponents rebutted his campaign promises, citing his past inconsistencies.
The article sparked widespread debate, with readers rebutting its viewpoints in online forums.
The hypothesis was thoroughly rebutted by experimental data, revealing flaws in the original assumptions.
The witness's testimony was effectively rebutted by alibis and conflicting evidence.
The historical narrative was widely accepted until it was rebutted by new archaeological discoveries.
The conspiracy theory lacked credible evidence and was easily rebutted by critical analysis.
The research proposal was met with strong opposition from reviewers who rebutted its methodology and expected outcomes.
The accused rebutted the charges against him, providing a detailed account of his whereabouts at the time of the alleged incident.

of Rebut

repelling, resisting,repulsing, beating off, fending (off), turning away, turning back, withstanding, deflecting,fighting

welcoming, embracing,embracing, welcoming,hailing, hailing,

The lawyer rebutted the opposing counsel's arguments, presenting evidence to refute their claims.

The scientist's findings were strongly rebutted by subsequent research that disputed their conclusions.

The politician faced intense scrutiny as his opponents rebutted his campaign promises, citing his past inconsistencies.

The article sparked widespread debate, with readers rebutting its viewpoints in online forums.