Associations to the word «Refute»
Noun
- Allegation
- Assertion
- Accusation
- Argument
- Heresy
- Fallacy
- Hypothesis
- Skepticism
- Claim
- Sutra
- Objection
- Dogma
- Tenet
- Descartes
- Contention
- Doctrine
- Rumour
- Treatise
- Captive
- Detention
- Heretic
- Kant
- Aristotle
- Rumor
- Statement
- Materialism
- Contradiction
- Brahman
- Atheist
- Proposition
- Astrology
- Validity
- Conjecture
- Socrates
- Thesis
- Testimony
- Stereotype
- Absurdity
- Notion
- Relativity
- Quran
- Assumption
- Theory
- Historiography
- Logic
- Denial
- Evidence
- Warming
- Hume
- Aquinas
- Supposition
- Pamphlet
- Paradox
- Galileo
- Authorship
- Scripture
- Reasoning
- Forgery
- Malice
- Drow
- Idealism
- Philosopher
- Charge
- Libel
- Axiom
- Contra
- Falsehood
- Opponent
- Critique
- Suggestion
- Plato
- Error
- Belief
- Speculation
Adjective
Wiktionary
REFUTE, verb. (transitive) To prove (something) to be false or incorrect.
REFUTE, verb. (transitive) To deny the truth or correctness of (something).
Dictionary definition
REFUTE, verb. Overthrow by argument, evidence, or proof; "The speaker refuted his opponent's arguments".
REFUTE, verb. Prove to be false or incorrect.
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