refutations (Meaning)

refutations

the act or process of refuting

The historian's refutations of the long-held beliefs about the ancient civilization challenged conventional wisdom.
The lawyer's skillful refutations of the opposing counsel's arguments weakened the prosecution's case.
The scientist presented convincing refutations to the controversial theory, discrediting its validity.
The politician's refutations of the accusations of corruption swayed public opinion in their favor.
The author's insightful refutations of the critic's negative review demonstrated the book's literary merits.
The student's well-reasoned refutations of the professor's lecture notes exposed inconsistencies in the material.
The journalist's thorough investigations led to refutations of the government's claim of transparency.
The researchers' refutations of the initial hypothesis provided a more accurate understanding of the research topic.
The economist's refutations of the prediction of an economic recession gave hope to the financial markets.
The philosopher's refutations of the existentialist notion of absurdity offered a coherent understanding of life's meaning.

the act or process of refuting

counter-arguments,rebuttals,counterarguments, disproofs, confutations,disconfirmations

witnesses,proofs, evidences, confirmations, attestations, validations, documentations, identifications, manifestations, testaments

The historian's refutations of the long-held beliefs about the ancient civilization challenged conventional wisdom.

The lawyer's skillful refutations of the opposing counsel's arguments weakened the prosecution's case.

The scientist presented convincing refutations to the controversial theory, discrediting its validity.

The politician's refutations of the accusations of corruption swayed public opinion in their favor.