Rebut Meaning in English

word

US

ɹiˈbət/, /ɹɪˈbət

ri-BUT or ri-BUHT

UK

ɹɪbˈʌt

ri-BUT

التعريف

To give an argument or evidence that shows something is not true or is incorrect, especially in response to criticism or an accusation.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Formal and often used in legal, academic, or debate contexts. Common collocations: 'rebut an argument', 'rebut a claim'. Note: Different from simple disagreement—'rebut' means to provide reasons or evidence.

• Spanish: refutar - rebatir
• Portuguese (BR): refutar - rebater
• Portuguese (PT): refutar - rebater
• Chinese (Simplified): 反驳
• Chinese (Traditional): 反駁
• Hindi: खंडन करना
• Arabic: دحض
• Bengali: প্রতিরোধ করা - খণ্ডন করা
• Russian: опровергнуть - опровергать
• Japanese: 反論する - 反駁する
• Vietnamese: bác bỏ
• Korean: 반박하다
• Turkish: çürütmek
• Urdu: رد کرنا - تردید کرنا
• Indonesian: menangkis - membantah

جمل نموذجية

The lawyer tried to rebut the witness's statement.

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She must rebut the claims against her in court.

basic

You can rebut his argument with solid facts.

basic

They quickly rebutted every accusation thrown at them during the debate.

natural

If you want to rebut her statement, you’ll need more than just opinions.

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He was ready to rebut any criticism that came his way.

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