Refutable
Pronunciation: /ɹɛˈfʌtəbəl/
Refutable (adj)
- Possible to show that a claim is wrong by giving evidence or a strong argument against it.
- Not protected from criticism; someone can question it and try to prove it incorrect.
Examples
- The theory is refutable because evidence could prove it wrong.
- Her argument is refutable, so we can test it with facts.
Refutable (adjective)
Examples
- The claim is refutable with new evidence.
- Her theory is refutable if the data changes.