refutatory
/rɪˈfjuːtət(ə)ri/ /ˈrɛfjʊtət(ə)ri/adjective
= refutative.
Origin
Late 17th century; earliest use found in James Gordon (1617–1686), historian and map maker. From post-classical Latin refutatorius serving to refute from classical Latin refūtāt-, past participial stem of refūtāre + -ōrius. Compare French réfutatoire.
- porphyrio
- porphyrise
- porphyrism
- porphyritic
- porphyrize
- porphyroblast
- porphyroblastic
- porphyroclast
- porphyroclastic
- porphyrogenite
- porphyrogeniture
- porphyrogenitus
- porphyroid
- porphyropsin
- porphyrous
- porphyroxin
- porphyroxine
- porphyry
- porphyry-born
- porphyry chair
- porphyry chamber
- porphyry knot-horn
- Porpita
- porpitid
- porpitoid