Refuted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REFUTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• REFUTE, 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)

Words related to REFUTED

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Words that contain REFUTED

unrefuted13

How to use REFUTED in a sentence

• The error which limits republican government to a narrow district has been unfolded and refuted in preceding papers.
• Special objections are refuted, by an appeal to classical authority.
• This argument, which he must already have brooded over, was too logical to be refuted or dismissed, and I have an idea that the pirates contemplate abandoning Back Cup.
• The story I must tell will be flatly denied and easily refuted.
• But his view, though refuted both by history and by common sense, is still held by many artists and amateurs.
• Otherwise the assertions of previous students of the illusion, that more intricate physiological processes are involved, could not have been refuted.
• The doctrine according to which the pradhana is the cause of the world has, in the Sutras beginning with I, 1, 5, been again and again brought forward and refuted.
• Herewith we have refuted the doctrine which holds the pradhana to be the cause of the world.
• The opinions which have drawn the law into such narrowness, as they are weakly founded, so they are very easily refuted.
• This is true, O Athenians, or, if not true, would be soon refuted.
• Criticized, refuted, repudiated and demolished by specialists, it nevertheless exerts its influences and retains its mysterious vitality.
• These fatal tendencies which are charged against Luther are refuted by no one more effectually than by Luther himself.
• Polus is of opinion that such a paradox as this hardly deserves refutation, and is at any rate sufficiently refuted by the fact.
• Within the Society as well as without, the pretensions of those who would acknowledge no other means of deciding on debated questions had been refuted and repelled.
• It is sufficiently refuted by the open fact that it is absolutely destitute of scientific basis.
• It is absolutely refuted by the double reductio ad absurdum shown above to be contained in it.
• Wolf and his friends to have been completely and finally refuted.
• The letters that Socialists send to the daily papers for publication, to further their cause, can, as a rule, easily be refuted.
• Sir Robert Walpole endeavoured to obviate all these objections in a long speech, which was minutely answered and refuted in every article by Mr.
• The chancellor of the exchequer, in a matter of fact speech, refuted Mr.
• I believe every charge he made broke down on his own evidence or was thoroughly refuted.
• The common belief that a body may be in only one place at one time can be easily refuted by a woman with a baby-carriage.
• With more violent means the idea of symmetry would have been neither suggested nor refuted.
• In the assemblies of these sages and their pupils, the views of the heretical circles were probably discussed and refuted.
• It seems to be sufficiently refuted by the intrinsic absurdity of the thing.
• Sometimes a familiar statement or maxim from a poet is put forward to be refuted or supported, or for you to argue first against it and then for it.
• What was even more surprising was that the entity could be sensed, for this empirical experience refuted the theories of Parmenides and Plato.
• Those of them which events have not refuted, time has rendered obsolete.
• Now this, while it triumphantly refuted them, did seem to show that Lady Caroline had not altogether lacked ground for suspicion.
• The conversation soon turned upon the agitation in Europe against the Congo Government, and it was extraordinary with what sorrowful indignation the various charges were refuted.

Similar words containing FUT without suffix ed and without prefix re

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