Examples of using Refute in English and their translations into Turkish
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Okay, refute!
It's a truth you can't refute.
Well, then refute them.
The government refutes the accusations and says the Freedom House report is incomplete.
Prepare to be refuted.
If they refute Aguirre, don't worry.
Prepare to be refuted. Yes!
He can also refute the prosecution's medical case.
Yes! Prepare to be refuted.
That De La Rota refutes the witness because of my mistake.
Can your servants refute that?
One… It's a last resort,and two… When you're confronted with a truth you can't refute.
Well, then refute them.
All the great thinkers throughout history have sought a single certainty, something which no one can refute.
An easily refuted case.
Well, if so,I will grant you 24 hours to investigate this matter internally and refute the charges.
That right there refutes your statement.
Like"two and two make four". All the great thinkersthroughout history have sought a single certainty, something which no one can refute.
And how can I refute them?
Okay, I promised to refute all these guys, and I don't have an awful lot of time left, but let me refute a couple more of them.
Even if you could refute self-defense.
Like"two and two make four". All the great thinkers throughout history have sought a single certainty,something which no one can refute.
You intentionally ignored facts that refute your argument.
Serbian authorities refute the claim that they have security personnel in Kosovo, after the International Steering Group asks the country to pull the forces out.
Are there no better arguments… to prove or refute the poverty of Christ?
What he has to say directly refutes statements made by Colonel Childers.
All the great thinkers throughout history have sought a single certainty,something which no one can refute, like"two and two make four.
If the axis-tilt theory had been refuted, its defenders would have had nowhere to go.
You intentionally ignored facts that refute your argument, hoping nobody would notice.
Calling for policies that recognise and protect cultural diversity,the authors refute the idea that such diversity leads to fragmentation, conflict, weak development or authoritarian rule.
