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opor
Catalan
contradir
Be resistant to.
oppose
contradict
Portuguese
opor
Portuguese
refutar
Prove to be false or incorrect.
refute
rebut
Portuguese
refutar
1
Our primary findings
controvert
previous reports of thinner NFL in moderate-to-severe AD.
2
He may say what he pleases; I will not again
controvert
it.
3
Neither optimism, nor ignorance, nor bigotry, nor deception can
controvert
these facts.
4
I
controvert
all these propositions, and shall proceed at once to my argument.
5
There is nothing to be gained by endeavoring to
controvert
it.
6
You cannot be so rude as deliberately to
controvert
your host.
7
Indian Mahomedan community, rather than to endorse or to
controvert
them.
8
No evidence-intheory, at
least
-
can
controvert
a written instrument, signed, sealed, and delivered.
9
Somewhat to Ashburner's surprise his friend made no attempt to
controvert
his argument.
10
That you know your duty, and will not offer to
controvert
his will?
11
I shall have to
controvert
one or two ideas that are almost universally accepted.
12
To
controvert
so firmly established an idea savored of heresy.
13
If I say that the atom is just a-hole-inside-a-hole-through-a-hole, how can they
controvert
me?
14
I frequently endeavoured to
controvert
this idea, but without success.
15
But they, none of them, were in a position to
controvert
the skipper's statement.
16
Mr. Cole also proposed to
controvert
an opinion of Mr. Walpole's respecting Cardinal Morton.
controvert
·
controvert a lawyer
controvert atheism
controvert opinions
controvert previous
controvert so
Portuguese
opor
refutar
desmentir
Catalan
contradir