Refutability

Pronunciation: /ˈɹeɪˈfuˈtiˈəbɪɫəˌti/

Refutability (noun)

  1. The quality of a statement that can be shown wrong by evidence or by a clear test.
  2. The possibility that an idea or argument can be disproved with facts, reasoning, or observations.

Examples

  • The theory depends on refutability as a testable claim.
  • A strong argument needs refutability as a testable claim.