Meanings of complete refutation in English

Some people looked on this fact as a complete refutation of the rumour.

And in his action I found complete refutation of all Wolf Larsen's materialism.

A complete refutation would mean yet more heads rolling at the gaffe-prone HP.

One argument still remains, plausible in appearance, but admitting of easy and complete refutation.

Their findings, however, were a complete refutation of all charges, and the best advertisement possible.

The following correspondence with General Grant shows the character of that slander, and its complete refutation:

And the simple statement of this undeniable proposition is, we submit, a complete refutation of Darwinism.

The complete refutation of all such misstatements regarding the effect of the English law will be found elsewhere.

But a more complete refutation of the telepathic hypothesis would be to get a certain number of fulfilled predictions.

The supposition that through that friend's hands does not, indeed, deserve the complete refutation which I have given it.

And thence was inferred not only the justice of the measure, but a complete refutation of the arguments drawn from the constitution.

We cannot give a complete refutation of the impression that Eastern seed corn does not yield well the first season in California.

The complete refutation of Carlyle's pessimistic view can only come, by reinterpreting each of the contradicting terms in the light of a higher conception.

But the most complete refutation of the worthlessness of Boswell is of course the {55} friendship and love he won from Johnson himself.