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the confutable claim was easily dismissed by the opposing counsel.

his theory about the origins of the universe is confutable and lacks solid evidence.

every confutable argument must be supported by empirical data to be taken seriously.

the scientist admitted that his hypothesis was confutable and needed further testing.

confutable statements should not be presented as established facts in academic papers.

the prosecution presented a confutable assertion that failed to convince the jury.

many confutable propositions have been proven wrong throughout scientific history.

their marketing claims are confutable and may violate advertising standards.

a confutable theory is not necessarily false, but it remains unproven.

the editor rejected the article because it contained several confutable assertions.

in debate, a confutable point can be a weakness if not properly defended.

the defendant's confutable alibi was quickly exposed by the witness.

while the hypothesis is confutable, it still offers a useful framework for research.