refutable
give the lie to
belie
disprove
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falsify
proposition
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deniable
unsubstantiate
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relatedly
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accurate
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lie through one's teeth
testable
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axiom
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withsay
take for granted
ring hollow
speciousness
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put two and two together and make five
misconceivable
meretriciousness
know better
if and only if
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untruth
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show
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argumentum ad ignorantiam
presume
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where's the lie
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repudiate

English words for 'Able to be refuted, or shown to be false.'

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