counterargued
/ˌkaʊntərˈɑrɡjud/
verb
- To have argued against a point or claim; to have presented an opposing argument.
- During the debate, he counterargued each of his opponent's points with solid evidence.
- The lawyer counterargued the prosecution's claim by introducing new witness testimony.
- She counterargued that the data actually supported a different conclusion.
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