Meanings of easily refuted in English

The story I must tell will be flatly denied and easily refuted.

Still, other objections might be raised which could not be so easily refuted.

All the key evidence was either inadmissible or easily refuted.

And public opinion, on this occasion, is not easily refuted.

Say rather, beloved Agathon, that you cannot refute the truth; for Socrates is easily refuted.

These bruitings of the populace, besides that they are supported by no certain author, may be easily refuted.

Because in miscalling things that are otherwise, you take a pleasure which is easily refuted by the effect of the things themselves.

Indeed, Napoleon never reproached Maitland; he left that to Las Cases to do; and the captain easily refuted these insinuations, with the approval of Montholon.

This assertion, easily refuted, has seemed to some opponents of the eudemonistic account of morality so bound up with it as to involve its downfall.