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rebutl

A rebutl is a versatile term with various senses and usages. It can be used as a noun, verb, or adjective.

Noun

Sense 1: A rebutl refers to a logical argument or statement that contradicts or opposes a claim or assertion.

Example Sentence: The lawyer presented a strong rebutl, dismantling the prosecution's argument.

Noun

Sense 2: In a more informal usage, rebutl can refer to a witty or clever comeback in a conversation or debate.

Example Sentence: Jane always has a quick rebutl ready whenever someone tries to challenge her beliefs.

Verb

Sense: To rebutl as a verb means to counter or refute a claim or argument with evidence or reasoning.

Example Sentence: The scientist patiently rebutled the opposing theory with solid scientific data.

Adjective

Sense: When used as an adjective, rebutl describes something or someone as capable of providing strong counterarguments.

Example Sentence: The debater's rebutl skills were admired and feared by opponents.

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