Confuted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONFUTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• CONFUTE, to disprove or overcome through argument
• prove (a person or an assertion or accusation) to be wrong

Words related to CONFUTED

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How to use CONFUTED in a sentence

• This supposition is confuted by the history of all the nations on the continent.
• In the first sense, sir, the charge is too trifling to be confuted, and deserves only to be mentioned, that it may be despised.
• Both of them represent the poor doctor as hopelessly confuted by the mild dignity and calm reason of Mrs.
• But the elder contestant is no more confuted by the younger than the drama of Sophocles by the drama of Shakespeare, than youth by age or spring by autumn.
• She had no objection to being confuted by Lewisham.
• The opinions prevalent in one age, as truths above the reach of controversy, are confuted and rejected in another, and rise again to reception in remoter times.
• Moreover this view, held too absolutely, is confuted by the secondary position taken by the claim during the negotiations which preceded hostilities.
• The orders also confirmed the documents, especially the observantine Augustinians, in which they confuted the preceding adverse testimonies.
• The accounts which are given by their ancient chronicles of their first settlements are generally tales confuted by their own absurdity.
• In the first sense, the charge is too trifling to be confuted, and deserves only to be mentioned that it may be despised.
• When he is confuted he withdraws from the argument, and leaves Socrates to arrive at the conclusion by himself.
• You may commonly see it confuted by many other arguments.
• He clearly confuted the main arguments which Lord Althorp used, and produced an effect unfavourable to ministers.
• Lord Ellenborough, more than eight years afterwards, confuted the calumny.
• Sir Charles Wood, in an awkward and clumsy speech, confuted Mr.
• Matter and evil obtruded themselves too constantly and convincingly to be confuted or cancelled by subtleties of Logic.
• He might be confuted, he might be accused, or, if so be, convicted of error, perhaps of heresy.
• The body was found, and the theologian confuted, but no trouble was taken to solder on again the lid of the coffin.
• You easily see this is but a shallow Argument, and may be soon confuted.
• Upon which the Templer again recovered his former Posture, and confuted both himself and me a third Time.
• And, Sir, let it now be added, in further answer to this class of objections, that experience has abundantly confuted them all.
• Here, then, is something reasonably certain, certainly reasonable, and may serve as an hypothesis to be confirmed or confuted by subsequent research.
• Washington, however, had learned something, if not a great deal, and he demonstrated the folly of such an attempt in a manner too clear to be confuted.
• Hundreds of us wrote to teach the people, while we all abused and confuted one another.
• Thus were the dreary predictions of the midsummer so handsomely confuted that men refused to believe that they had ever been deceived by them.
• And this opinion is confuted by the Philosopher in that book of his on Sense and Sensation.
• While this Simon was leading many astray by his magic rites in Samaria, he was confuted by the apostles.
• This contradiction, and the charge consequently brought against speculation, shall be explained and confuted.
• They may be easily confuted before equitable judges by the writings which I have already published, and by those I shall yet publish.
• Consult the Synod of Orange, by which the Priests of Marseilles were confuted.
• Malthus has amply confuted his stubborn and tasteless brothers.
• The religious horizon of the heretics confuted in the Kathavatthu does not differ materially from that of the Pitakas.
• Neither anticipation was unreasonable, but the one was justified whilst the other was confuted by events.

Similar words containing NFUT without suffix ed and without prefix co

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