-
1 опровержение
confutation, contestation, contradiction, denial, disproof, rebuttal, refutationРусско-английский словарь по патентам и товарным знакам > опровержение
-
2 опровержение
confutation, denial, refutationРусско-Английский новый экономический словарь > опровержение
-
3 опровержение
1) General subject: confutation, contradiction (an official contradiction of the recent rumours - официальное опровержение недавних слухов), denial, disclaimer, disproof, impugnment, opponency, rebuttal (обвинения и т п), rebutter, refutal, refutation, refuting, (в прессе) retraction2) Law: correction statement, negation, rebut, rebutment3) Politics: (официальное) refutation4) Advertising: denunciation5) Patents: contestation6) leg.N.P. rejoinder (law of procedure)7) Makarov: overturn, point-blank denial, rejection8) General subject: falsification -
4 опровержение
1) refutation
2) denial
3) disclaimer* * ** * *1) refutation; disproof 2) denial* * *confutationconfutingcontradictioncontradictionsdenialdisproofdisproofsdisprovingrebutmentrebuttalrebuttingrefutation -
5 опровержение
сущ.confutation;disproof;rebuttal;refutation;( возражение) rejoinder;( отрицание) denial;disclaimer -
6 опровержение
сущ.confutation; disproof; rebuttal; refutation; ( возражение) rejoinder; ( отрицание) denial; disclaimerдоказательство в опровержение — ( опровергающее доказательство) evidence to rebut
-
7 опровержение
refutation имя существительное:refutation (опровержение, противоречие)contradiction (противоречие, противоположность, расхождение, опровержение, антагонистичность, полное несоответствие)dementi (опровержение, официальное опровержение) -
8 опровержение
1. confutation2. disclaimer3. disproof4. rebuttal5. retraction6. refutation; denial7. denialАнтонимический ряд:доказательство; подтверждение
См. также в других словарях:
Confutation — Con fu*ta tion, n. [L. confutatio: cf. F. confutation.] The act or process of confuting; refutation. For the edification of some and the confutation of others. Bp. Horne. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Confutation — Confutation, lat., Widerlegung, Ueberführung; confutiren, widerlegen, überführen … Herders Conversations-Lexikon
confutation — I noun abjurement, challenge, condemnation, contradiction, contrariety, contrary assertion, contravention, countercharge, counterevidence, counterstatement, disavowal, disproof, effective rejoinder, evidence against, evidence on the other side,… … Law dictionary
confutation — CONFUTATION. subs. fém. Voyez Réfutation … Dictionnaire de l'Académie Française 1798
confutation — mid 15c., from L. confutationem (nom. confutatio), noun of action from confutare (see CONFUTE (Cf. confute)) … Etymology dictionary
confutation — [kän΄fyo͞o tā′shən] n. [L confutatio < pp. of confutare: see CONFUTE] 1. the act of confuting 2. an argument, evidence, etc. that confutes confutative [kən fyo͞ot′ə tiv] adj … English World dictionary
Confutation — (Roget s Thesaurus) < N PARAG:Confutation >N GRP: N 1 Sgm: N 1 1 =>{ant,478,} confutation refutation Sgm: N 1 answer answer complete answer Sgm: N 1 disproof disproof conviction redargution invalidation Sgm: N … English dictionary for students
confutation — confutative /keuhn fyooh teuh tiv/, adj. /kon fyoo tay sheuhn/, n. 1. the act of confuting. 2. something that confutes. 3. Class. Oratory. the fourth section of a speech, given over to direct refutation. [1425 75; late ME confutacioun ( < MF) < L … Universalium
confutation — (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) Proving false Nouns confutation, refutation, disproof, rebuttal, answer; reductio ad absurdum; conclusive or knockdown argument. Informal, clincher, squelcher, crusher. See nullification, negation. Verbs… … English dictionary for students
confutation — confute ► VERB formal ▪ prove to be wrong. DERIVATIVES confutation noun. ORIGIN Latin confutare restrain, answer conclusively … English terms dictionary
confutation — noun Date: 15th century 1. the act or process of confuting ; refutation 2. something (as an argument or statement) that confutes • confutative adjective … New Collegiate Dictionary