rebut.

/ri-buht/US // rɪˈbʌt //UK // (rɪˈbʌt) //

反驳,驳斥,推翻,抗辩

Definitions

1.
re·but·ted, re·but·ting.
- ›to refute by evidence or argument.
- ›to oppose by contrary proof.

1.
re·but·ted, re·but·ting.
- ›to provide some evidence or argument that refutes or opposes.

verbargue against; prove wrong

Forms: rebutted, rebutting

Synonyms

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.

/ri-buht/US // rɪˈbʌt //UK // (rɪˈbʌt) //

反驳,驳斥,推翻,抗辩

1.
re·but·ted, re·but·ting.
- ›to refute by evidence or argument.
- ›to oppose by contrary proof.

1.
re·but·ted, re·but·ting.
- ›to provide some evidence or argument that refutes or opposes.

verbargue against; prove wrong

Forms: rebutted, rebutting

Synonyms

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.