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Meanings of refutation in anglès
portuguès
refutação català
confutació Synonyms
Examples for "falsifying"
Examples for "falsifying"
1
Three employees involved in falsifying electrical safety data were dismissed, Baxter said.
2
Critics have in the past accused the government of falsifying economic statistics.
3
These include falsifying information as well as colluding to have drugs transported.
4
Prosecutors have charged Ghosn with falsifying financial reports in under-reporting his compensation.
5
A second charge accuses him of falsifying records of an investment adviser.
1
The second example of 'falsification' is surely in the realm of empirics.
2
In the extreme, all scientific knowledge would consist of instances of falsification.
3
It can be broken down into three areas, fabrication, falsification and plagiarism.
4
In no way did this feel to him like forgery or falsification.
5
I suspect that it's some falsification on the part of the inspector.
1
The only possible disproof which Sir Charles could offer was an alibi.
2
And the entries in the diary set at naught dogmatic assertions of disproof.
3
The following limited pages are devoted to a disproof of this age-long error.
4
But the proof or disproof of that never reached the public.
5
All about the Navajo then was dark and solemn disproof of her belief.
1
Such argument is hardly worthy of serious refutal, since it stultifies itself.
2
He had kept Adela's warning in mind, and determined to be calmly dignified in his refutal of the charges brought against him.
Usage of refutation in anglès
1
In all refutation, keep close to the fundamental principles of the question.
2
The candidate was too busy talking about hope to stoop to refutation.
3
It was hardly an elegant refutation, but it had to be said.
4
The justice of the Single Tax is beyond all question of refutation.
5
Now much of it is so false that it needs no refutation.
6
The recent history of our colleges is a refutation of this conclusion.
7
This incident seemed a refutation of the charge that she was calculating.
8
But Mrs. Leonard herself is the strongest refutation of her own argument.
9
POLUS: A proposition which is harder of refutation than the other, Socrates.
10
Mr. George Frederick Augustus Howard blushed indignant refutation of the calumnious charge.
11
For now, as always, I am unequal to the refutation of not-being.
12
The supposition is too grossly unreasonable, too monstrous, to require labored refutation.
13
He also refutes Rashi at times, but his refutation is often wrong.
14
It was misreported as the definitive refutation of the entire MMR-autism hypothesis.
15
Is not a fact the complete and unanswerable refutation of its impossibility?
16
Swift's head is a refutation of phrenology, being small, sloping and ordinary.
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Refutation through the time
Refutation across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common