refutability (Meaning)
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refutability (n.)
The quality of being refutable.
Synonyms & Antonyms of refutability
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refutability Sentence Examples
- The refutability of scientific theories is a key component of their validity.
- The hypothesis was not refutable and therefore lacked scientific merit.
- The claim's refutability ensured that it could be tested and potentially disproven.
- The politician's promise was intentionally vague and lacking refutability.
- The refutability of an argument allows for it to be critically evaluated and challenged.
- Researchers sought to design experiments with high refutability to maximize the likelihood of overturning existing theories.
- The idea that the Earth is flat is not refutable and thus has no scientific basis.
- The concept of absolute truth undermines the principle of refutability.
- By acknowledging the refutability of our knowledge, we embrace the possibility of continual learning and progress.
- The refutability of a model is a measure of its ability to be falsified if it does not accurately represent reality.
FAQs About the word refutability
The quality of being refutable.
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The refutability of scientific theories is a key component of their validity.
The hypothesis was not refutable and therefore lacked scientific merit.
The claim's refutability ensured that it could be tested and potentially disproven.
The politician's promise was intentionally vague and lacking refutability.
