refutations
[/ˌrɛfjuˈteɪʃənz/]
nounpl: refutations
refutações
1. The action or process of proving a statement or theory to be wrong or false
The scientist presented refutations of the outdated hypothesis.
O cientista apresentou refutações da hipótese ultrapassada.
2. Arguments or evidence used to disprove or contradict something
Her refutations of the opponent's claims were well-documented and convincing.
Suas refutações das alegações do oponente foram bem documentadas e convincentes.
3. Instances or acts of denying or rejecting something as untrue
The defendant's refutations of the accusations were presented in court.
As refutações do acusado às acusações foram apresentadas em tribunal.
The term 'refutations' is predominantly used in academic, legal, and intellectual discourse in both English-speaking countries and Brazil. It carries formal connotations and is commonly employed in debates, scientific discussions, and courtroom proceedings. In Brazilian Portuguese, 'refutações' maintains the same level of formality and is essential in philosophical and legal arguments.
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