Refute is valid Scrabble Word

Is refute a scrabble word?
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6 letters word
9 points in Scrabble
10 points in WWF

Definitions for REFUTE in dictionary:

VERB:

to prove to be false or erroneous
prove (a statement or theory) to be wrong or false; disprove
prove that (someone) is wrong
deny or contradict (a statement or accusation)
To disprove and overthrow by argument, evidence, or countervailing proof; to prove to be false or erroneous; to confute; as, to refute arguments; to refute testimony; to refute opinions or theories; to refute a disputant.
overthrow by argument, evidence, or proof
prove to be false or incorrect
disprove

Words related to REFUTE

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Words that contain REFUTE

refuted11 refuter10 refutes10 refuters11 unrefuted13

How to use REFUTE in a sentence

Duhr was the intention to refute the accusations of cruel outrages by Belgian and French Catholic priests.
It was soon perceived that it would be possible to refute the former out of their own mouths, and to do this seemed more eligible than to proceed in the other way.
For this opinion I have given my reasons to the public, which I here dare you to refute.
Let the laws be what they will, it is quite possible, after what you have told me, that they may bring up evidence which you would find it very difficult to refute.
Governor Martin answered Sevier in a public letter, in which he went over his arguments one by one, and sought to refute them.
As it is avowedly an attempt to refute the positions taken up by Mr.
Dead and gone? Nay, rather let it be said that they still live in the ever fresh and graphic pages of contemporary critics, and thus refute the gentle pessimism of Mr.
Even I, shielded as I was by the protecting arms of a pure love, sought in vain for arguments to refute a doctrine, the practical operation of which, I saw, might be so dangerous.
Though singly he could refute each item, an unguarded perusal when he felt complacent, brought the hot blood back to his face in a rush of mortification and dismay.
It is incumbent upon all men, each according to his ability, to refute the arguments of those that have attacked the Faith of God.

For all these reasons we have taken special trouble to refute the pradhana doctrine, without paying much attention to the atomic and other theories.
There is nothing to confirm or to refute conjecture in the evidence before us.
And therefore he would have his friends examine and refute him, if they think that he is in error.
Throughout the year 1859 politicians and newspapers came to look upon Lincoln as the one antagonist who could at all times be relied on to answer and refute the Douglas arguments.
This is especially the case in view of the fact that the military dispositions undertaken by France absolutely refute the allegations of the German Chancellor.
And this, as I suppose, is the sort of argument with which you fancy that a child might refute me, and by which I stand refuted when I say that the unjust man is not happy.
It was inevitable that a fuller collection of writings should be made to refute those whose faith appeared incomplete or incorrect.
The opening paragraphs finally refute the fallacy concerning the extinction of the sect in 1786.
World war, and France, prostrate amid its terrors, offered the Negro the great opportunity of the centuries to refute the broadcast propaganda of his enemies.
On the other side, its advocates endeavoured to refute these arguments, and some of them spoke with great strength and precision.
Cicero has made no attempt to refute this, and must, therefore, have judged it true.
This timely information enabled him to refute them triumphantly.
The Athenians were heard the last, that they might refute the discourses of the Macedonians.
A simple statement of facts known to exist will conclusively refute such an assumption.
According to you, the present age has not a single orator to boast of, though your own eloquence, and that of your brother, are sufficient to refute the charge.
His method is to quote or, more strictly, partly to quote and partly to paraphrase, a sentence and then refute its argument.
It is these considerations only that I have to refute.
If men of learning and position are called upon to read such works in order to refute them, they must do so with the fear of God before their eyes.
But if not, the men of recognized ability and success among the blacks refute the old misrepresentation, now being revived in some quarters.

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