tez çürütmek

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tez çürütmek

refute the thesis
refute the argument

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rebut
1. çürütmek;
2. (huk.) delillerle reddetmek.
rebuttal
delillerle çürütme ve reddetme.
rebutter
(huk.) bir davada davacı tarafından verilen ikinci cevap; delille reddeden kimse.

- I wished to rebut your charge that I am abnormal.
- To rebut accusations of treachery.
- She has rebutted charges that she has been involved in any financial malpractice.
- She issued a point-by-point rebuttal of the company's accusations.

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debunk da kullanılabilir

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debunker n.
Word History: One can readily see that debunk is constructed from the prefix de-, meaning “to remove,” and the word bunk. But what is the origin of the word bunk, denoting the nonsense that is to be removed? Bunk came from a place where much bunk has originated, the United States Congress. During the 16th Congress (1819-1821) Felix Walker, a representative from western North Carolina whose district included Buncombe County, carried on with a dull speech in the face of protests by his colleagues. Walker later explained he had felt obligated “to make a speech for Buncombe.” Such a masterful symbol for empty talk could not be ignored by the speakers of the language, and Buncombe, spelled Bunkum in its first recorded appearance in 1828 and later shortened to bunk, became synonymous with claptrap. The response to all this bunk seems to have been delayed, for debunk is not recorded until 1923.

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