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Refute and dispute are same ?
Could you kindly give me some example?
Could you kindly give me some example?
- English (UK)
- Turkish Near fluent
Refute is to deny or disallow something. Dispute is either an argument or the act of arguing/contending something
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- English (UK)
Person A "You ate my sandwich"
Person B "I refute what you are saying...here is your sandwich, I put it in the fridge"
Person C "Person A and Person B just had a dispute about a sandwich"
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