What does it mean to rebut something? a. to strike with enough force to break an object b. to oppose using evidence or an argument c. to use an aggressive and intimidating tone d. to allow an opponent to win an argument
To rebut something is to B. oppose using evidence or an argument. This
term is often used in law for the response in a court room by the other
side after an argument or point has been made. The defense may come
forth with its rebuttal. However, a normal person can rebut in the
classroom if they have evidence to support their beliefs.