Rebuttal

/rɪˈbʌtl/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A refutation or contradiction of an opposing argument or evidence.
    The lawyer presented a strong rebuttal to the prosecution's claims.

Forms

  • rebuttals

Commentary

Rebuttal is typically used as a noun in legal contexts to denote the act of disproving evidence or statements presented by the opposing party.

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