Sentences with CONFUTATIONS
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"The lawyer presented several confutations to disprove the witness's testimony."
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"His confutations were so persuasive that the jury questioned the validity of the evidence."
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"The professor wrote a book full of logical confutations to refute common misconceptions."
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"She prepared a list of confutations to defend her thesis during the debate."
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"The scientist provided confutations to challenge the prevailing theory."
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"The speaker's well-prepared confutations demolished the opposing arguments."
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"In a heated debate, the debaters focused on delivering powerful confutations."
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"The philosopher's confutations were renowned for their depth and eloquence."
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"The defense lawyer's confutations effectively cast doubt on the prosecution's case."
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"After careful research, she constructed a series of confutations to reject the hypothesis."
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"The debater skillfully used confutations to weaken her opponent's stance."
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"The book provides various confutations of popular misconceptions."
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"His confutations left the opposition speechless and unable to counter."
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"The professor encouraged students to develop logical confutations for their arguments."
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"The student's confutations were well-supported by evidence and reasoning."
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"The scientists engaged in a rigorous debate, exchanging confutations back and forth."
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"The panel of experts analyzed the confutations presented by each speaker."
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"The confutations exposed the flaws in the opponent's reasoning."
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"Her well-prepared confutations left her opponents speechless."
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"The debater relied on logical confutations to dismantle his opponent's argument."
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"The lawyer presented a series of compelling confutations to undermine the witness's testimony."
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"His well-researched confutations exposed the fallacies in the author's theory."
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"The professor's confutations challenged the prevailing theories in the field."
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"The book provided numerous confutations of popular misconceptions."
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"The politician's confutations during the debate earned him praise from his supporters."
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"Despite the overwhelming evidence, the defendant's confutations attempted to cast doubt on his guilt."
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"The scientific paper included a section dedicated to confutations of previous studies."
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"The journalist's confutations of the government's claims sparked a national debate."
