Refutational
Pronunciation: /ˈˌɹɛfjuteɪʃənˈæɫ/
Refutational (adj)
- Used to show that a claim is wrong by giving reasons or evidence that oppose it.
- Relating to a response that tries to disprove what someone has said or written.
Refutational (adjective)
Examples
- Her refutational argument against the plan was clear and logical.
- The teacher praised his refutational argument against the rumor.