Examples of using Refuted in English and their translations into Polish
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Ironically, that idea is refuted by Scripture, itself.
This flexibility refuted strongly the accusation Ta fleksibilnost snažno je odbacila optužbe.
They refuted Iraq's claim.
Sniggering Claims that have never been substantiated or refuted.
His polemical writing Deklaracja pana wojewody krakowskiego refuted allegations by rebels.
This belief was subsequently refuted by Ulrich Zwingli.
Claims that have never been substantiated or refuted.
Value judgments cannot be proved or refuted, as they represent the personal point of view of the author of an opinion;
The Indian suspect pleaded not guilty and refuted his accusations when he appeared before the Dubai Court of First Instance on Sunday.
Any one of these reasons may be refuted, but in collaboration they shore up their strength
Such a claim is refuted by L. S. Chafer who writes,“Are there two ways by which one may be saved?
But Secretary of War Henry Stimson quickly refuted this explanation, defensively declaring that an actual aircraft had been the target of the assault.
this claim has been refuted and reaffirmed several times.
The patient safety hazard referenced in the ministerial communiqué was refuted in the course of the European licensing procedure as a necessary step for approval.
which will have to be refuted.
Formerly it was thought that his wife was named Gorka, but Oswald Balzer refuted this view in 1895… Never at peace.
If the axis-tilt theory had been refuted, its defenders would have had nowhere to go.
The midwife will examine you and send you to an ultrasound scan where your suspicion will be confirmed or refuted.
determines responsibility pursuant to this Regulation, as long as it is not refuted by proof to the contrary.
This theory has been refuted, however, after ample subfossil bones of the species were found in the North Island.