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Significats de confute (confuted) en anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "refute"
Examples for "refute"
1
The idea was to refute Soviet claims that America was culturally vacuous.
2
But, of course, you can't refute anything with one hundred percent certainty.
3
The key seen in her possession would refute me if I did.
4
To state the first in its proper form, is to refute it.
5
If they wish to refute this claim, they should disclose their funding.
1
But Mr Brortherton said there was no way to disprove conspiracy theorists.
2
The case hinged on the simplest of facts to prove or disprove.
3
Anybody can make such an assertion; nobody can prove or disprove it.
4
Metaphysical theories were fewer, simpler, and equally impossible to prove or disprove.
5
His friends wanted his signature to disprove the authenticity of the letter.
Ús de confuted en anglès
1
She had never met a German whose example confuted the stereotype.
2
Seeing him dumfounded, the other concluded him confuted, and withdrew calmed.
3
My guide has been intuition, confirmed and seldom confuted by research.
4
This argument, which appeals to experience, may from experience be confuted.
5
And so admit that home-thrust, Master Sophist; (3) and confess yourself confuted.
6
This supposition is confuted by the history of all the nations on the continent.
7
Lord Ellenborough, more than eight years afterwards, confuted the calumny.
8
There is no method by which he may be confuted, however preposterous his assertions.
9
How many have I lived to see established and confuted!
10
But this supposition was confuted by the next shot.
11
Those errors have been confuted by scepticism and science.
12
She had no objection to being confuted by Lewisham.
13
Either I am mistaken or you will find every thing you have said already confuted.'
14
Did you ever hear of a Theory being confuted?
15
Prophecy was that species of interference which was least liable to the being confuted and exposed.
16
He also confuted atheism on the Newtonian system.
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