Similar words: refutable, irrefutable, mutation, permutation, deputation, reputation, imputation, amputation. Meaning: [‚refjʊ'teɪʃn] 
n. 1. the speech act of answering an attack on your assertions 2. any evidence that helps to establish the falsity of something 3. the act of determining that something is false.
n. 1. the speech act of answering an attack on your assertions 2. any evidence that helps to establish the falsity of something 3. the act of determining that something is false. 
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1. He prepared a complete refutation of the Republicans' most serious charges.
2. The refutation is forceful and every word hits home.
3. Genuing gold fears no fire; truth fears no refutation.
4. He has threatened to publish a weighty refutation.
5. Afraid suggestion possibly subject to competitor bitter refutation.
6. His refutation of the charges was short and persuasive.
7. IN REFUTATION OF " UNIFORMITY OF PUBLIC OPINION "
8. In the refutation tree of predicate calculus, the proved conjunctive formula.
9. Perpetrator's refutation to basic facts is disproof, while his refutation to presumed facts is proof.
10. Her refutation is watertight.
11. Truth fears no refutation.
12. Since then, I have succeeded in giving a refutation of historicism.
13. This article summarizes the argument of Descartes and refutation of Bertrand Russell and John Fowles'compromise.
14. The apparent refutation of the biological hypothesis for the ALH 84001 meteorite leaves the question of Martian life unresolved.
15. The vast differences between these two scholars are all the more striking since neither has written a direct refutation of the other.
16. For scientific theories to be considered tenable, they must survive refutation.
17. Stirling wrote his account of the affair and a refutation which was published in the regimental journal.
18. She instantly rose with a blush which was not a refutation.
19. The error is too obvious to require a particular refutation.http://sentencedict.com/refutation.html
20. Ben Stein is attacking and skewing science, so this refutation of his claims belongs here.
21. This result can be used to prove the completeness theorems of first order logic system and the universal refutation method proposed by us.
22. A SAT algorithm can determine whether any given CNF formula is satisfiable in limited time. DPLL algorithm and resolution refutation are two key methods resolving SAT problems.
23. A acute persecutor has been executed with salutes of flutes, and refutation of an absolute mute.
24. SAT algorithm can determine whether any given CNF formula is satisfiable in limited time. DPLL algorithm and resolution refutation are two key methods resolving SAT problems.
25. Because the philosophers of anti-inductivism generally overlook this condition, So they call in question or refutation of inductivism manyly with false ground of argument or a trick by ancien premier.
26. But the bare enunciation of such an absurdity as this last renders refutation superfluous.
27. From the text, we know that Kierkegaard's criticize to double-minded is much similar to Plato's refutation to various kinds of concept of justice in first two volumes of Republic.
28. Whereas scientific managemant system proffer reference of objective, nought refutation for individual profession development.
29. What ever the accuser said, he could give corresponding refutation.
30. The expressions of tacit admission embrace two conditions, " no refutation " and " don't know " 、 " don't remember ".
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