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refutable

/ri-fyoo-tuh-buhl, ref-yuh-tuh-/US // rɪˈfyu tə bəl, ˈrɛf yə tə- //

辩证的,驳斥,驳斥的,驳杂的

Related Words

problematic有问题的,有问题,问题多多,存在问题的speculative投机性,投机性的,推测性的,推测性vague模糊的,模糊,含糊不清,模糊不清imaginary虚构的,虚构,想象的,虚幻的theoretical理论上,理论,理论上讲,理论性的debatable有待商榷,值得商榷,值得商榷的是,值得商榷的academic学术,学术性,学术性的,学术的suspect嫌疑人,怀疑,疑犯,嫌疑犯contingent特遣队,特遣队员,特遣队成员,特遣队的pretending假装,假设,假装的,装作casual休闲,随意,随便,休闲的conditional有条件的,有条件,条件性,有条件地conjectural推测的,推测性的,猜测的,猜想的disputable有争议的,有争议,可争议,争议doubtful怀疑,疑问,令人怀疑的,怀疑的equivocal模棱两可的,暧昧的,暧昧不明,暧昧不清imagined想象中的,想像中的,想象的,想象中的那样indefinite不确定的,无限期,无限,不定indeterminate不确定的,未确定的,不确定,未定的presumptive推定的,推定,假定性的,假定的

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : able to be proven false:The statement is so vague as to be neither provable nor refutable.

Synonyms & Antonyms

as inhypothetical
Synonyms
debatable有待商榷,值得商榷,值得商榷的是,值得商榷的imaginary虚构的,虚构,想象的,虚幻的problematic有问题的,有问题,问题多多,存在问题的speculative投机性,投机性的,推测性的,推测性theoretical理论上,理论,理论上讲,理论性的vague模糊的,模糊,含糊不清,模糊不清academic学术,学术性,学术性的,学术的contingent特遣队,特遣队员,特遣队成员,特遣队的pretending假装,假设,假装的,装作suspect嫌疑人,怀疑,疑犯,嫌疑犯assumptive臆断的,假定性的,假设性的,臆断性的casual休闲,随意,随便,休闲的concocted炮制的,炮制出的,编造的,炮制了conditional有条件的,有条件,条件性,有条件地conjecturable可猜测的,可猜想的,可推测的,可猜测conjectural推测的,推测性的,猜测的,猜想的contestable可竞争,可争议,可竞争的,有争议的disputable有争议的,有争议,可争议,争议doubtful怀疑,疑问,令人怀疑的,怀疑的equivocal模棱两可的,暧昧的,暧昧不明,暧昧不清imagined想象中的,想像中的,想象的,想象中的那样indefinite不确定的,无限期,无限,不定indeterminate不确定的,未确定的,不确定,未定的postulated假设的,推定的,假定的,推测presumptive推定的,推定,假定性的,假定的provisory挑衅性的,挑衅性,规定性的,挑衅式的putative推定的,假定的,假设的,假设性的questionable有问题的,有问题,值得怀疑的,有疑问的stochastic随机的,随机,随机性,随机性的supposed应该是,应该,应该的,应该是这样的suppositional假设性的,假设性,假设的,假定的suppositious有意义的,臆想的,臆测的,臆想中的theoretic理论的,理论上的,理论,理论上uncertain不明确,不确定,不明确的,不明朗unconfirmed未经证实,未经证实的,未经确认的,未经确认

Examples

  • Upset at how the situation was being misrepresented, Barton posted a video on Twitter refuting the claims.

  • “Conspiracy theories from the tinfoil-hat brigade absolutely need to be refuted, every one, all the time,” Mayer said.

  • If you give nice-sounding “reasons,” then you’ll open the door to his countering or refuting your reasons.

  • More than two dozen of his colleagues responded in August with a letter expressing concern that Risch, whose research focuses on cancer and not infectious diseases, was not swayed by data refuting his arguments.

  • In one communication to parents in Point Loma, a group of nine principals directly responded to, and refuted, Barrera’s claim.

  • Claims to have new and irrefutable refutable evidence, and is going to have a second try for the title and estates.

  • It is a race-slander, refutable by any honest investigator, that the American Negro as a race is unwilling to work.

  • Evidence of a more definite and less refutable kind is the statement of John Hardyng.

  • Weininger identifies love with passion and his argument is easily refutable by the experience of many.

  • It is certainly not the least charm of a theory, says Nietzsche, that it is refutable.

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