rebutter
- noun
- /rɪˈbʌtər/
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refutador
- As a seasoned rebutter, she quickly dismantled the flawed reasoning in the proposal.
Examples
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The team's rebutter skillfully addressed every point raised by the opposition.
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During the debate, the role of rebutter requires careful listening and sharp critical thinking.
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The expert was a skilled rebutter during the debate.
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Many rebutters can effectively counter false claims.
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As a seasoned rebutter, she quickly dismantled the flawed reasoning in the proposal.
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The team's rebutter skillfully addressed every point raised by the opposition.
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During the debate, the role of rebutter requires careful listening and sharp critical thinking.
Synonyms
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6.1
A person who shows that false or exaggerated claims are not true
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7.9
A person who shows an idea or argument is wrong with evidence
A person who shows an argument is wrong using facts and reasons
A person who uses evidence to show that an idea or claim is wrong
A person who says no to an idea or decision
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Etymology
Rebutter comes from the verb rebut, which in old French meant 'to push back' or 'drive back'. You can see the same root in rebuttal, so a rebutter is a person who 'pushes back' at someone else's argument by offering contrary evidence or reasons.