refutation

Few games have been played with this line, but there is no clear refutation for Black.

Two posts came in, and brought no refutation, public or private.

He called it an ignorance of what makes for a refutation.

Some people solve this last refutation in another way as well.

Every step of the work must be documented beyond any refutation.

Refutation (when we got so far) always followed the same lines.

Despite his refutations and excuses, he could not clear himself.

What word have you to say in refutation of the charge?"

Newton brought him a refutation by himself based on other principles.

What he or she has to say is always open to comment, questioning, refutation.

He provided a detailed public refutation of the Administration's new interpretation.

A review, then, and a brief refutation of their best arguments.

But there sat the shot on the porch, a silent refutation.

This idea can be generalized into a set of refutation tables.

This refutation leads to what later became known as the transformation problem.

It seems clear that Dreams was intended as a refutation of all such thinking.

After the lecture, every day threatened refutation, but so far I seem to have got away with it.

At least a dozen hostile refutations of the work were published by 1782.

Still, it didn't take me long to find refutations from the band members.

"Anyhow, you are a living refutation of your own theory."

Quite obviously, most of this is too ridiculous to merit refutation.

The list of people writing refutations of the work was long.

It is quite another also to offer a wholesale refutation of Modernism.

He was able to get away with this because logical refutation required more talent than any of the students had.

In a few respects they are even unworthy of serious refutation.