rebuttal in Greek
rebuttal in Greek is ανασκευή — rebuttal means an argument or evidence offered to counter someone else's claim.
rebuttal in Greek
ανασκευή
Pronounced: anaskevi
The act of contradicting something by making a contrary argument, or presenting contrary evidence.
What does "rebuttal" mean?
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noun An argument or evidence offered to counter someone else's claim.
"Her rebuttal dismantled the opposing lawyer's case point by point."
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rebuttal in a sentence
- Her rebuttal dismantled the opposing lawyer's case point by point.
- He wrote a rebuttal to the critic's harsh review.
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What is "rebuttal" in Greek?
"rebuttal" in Greek is ανασκευή. rebuttal means: An argument or evidence offered to counter someone else's claim.
How do you pronounce ανασκευή?
"rebuttal" in Greek is ανασκευή, pronounced "anaskevi".
How do you use "rebuttal" in a sentence?
Example: "Her rebuttal dismantled the opposing lawyer's case point by point." In Greek, "rebuttal" is ανασκευή.
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