oppugn

UK
/əˈpjuːn/
US
/əˈpjuɡn/

Translations

oppugnverb
oppugned
Past Simple
oppugned
Past Participle
oppugning
Gerund
UK
/əˈpjuːn/
US
/əˈpjuɡn/
The lawyer decided to oppugn the witness's testimony.
Адвокат решил оспаривать показания свидетеля.

Definitions

oppugnverb
To call into question or dispute the truth or validity of something.
The lawyer oppugned the witness's testimony during the cross-examination.
To attack or criticize as false or questionable.
The scientist oppugned the new theory, arguing that it lacked sufficient evidence.
To assail or fight against physically; to besiege or attack.
In the medieval chronicle, the rebels oppugned the castle for three days.