rebut 的 2 个定义
re·but·ted, re·but·ting.
- to refute by evidence or argument.
- to oppose by contrary proof.
re·but·ted, re·but·ting.
- to provide some evidence or argument that refutes or opposes.
rebut 近义词
argue against; prove wrong
更多rebut例句
- The elected board members rebutted Miller’s allegations, saying their focus was on pushing new policies to benefit students at a time when study after study was making clear the national toll of so much time out of the classroom during the pandemic.
- He said integration was a simple question of following court orders, and he rebutted the governor’s claim that the federal government was poised to send troops.
- Wright's allies went negative, but Ellzey was far more active rebutting the attacks than Wright was in making or amplifying them.
- The contractors rebut those charges and say servicing problems are rooted in the convoluted design of the payment system.
- You say something false and then cast those who correctly rebut you as your enemies.
- No matter how I attempt to rebut these empty slogans, they never lose their power.
- These are the facts to rebut just a few of the fallacies I read on a daily basis about our party.
- He's now running almost a full answer behind as he tries to rebut the last attack.
- Defend Obamacare with human stories, and rebut Romney on preexisting conditions.
- The White House declined to send a spokesperson to Face the Nation to rebut Senator Graham.
- We have seen what curious use he made of this theory of special missions to rebut Irish claims.
- Modern American historians, such as Beer, themselves rebut the charge.
- They and our lawyers will now butt and rebut as long as a goat of them is left alive on either side.
- As Napier made no attempt to rebut that view, she dropped her head, struggling an instant with some new enemy to self-control.
- Amazon could not be accused in connection with them, so Christian reflected, and prepared herself to rebut any such slander.