Law and in legal contexts. Of an allegation, claim, etc.: that may be formally disputed or challenged. Cf. traverse, v. 1a. Now chiefly historical.

That can be denied.

(a) Capable or worthy of being repugned or refuted. (b) Contrary, opposed.

Able to be refuted or disproved.

Capable of being disproved or refuted; that is to be censured or condemned.

Refutable.

Capable of being confuted or disproved.

Capable of being convinced, in various senses. Capable of being convicted, proved false, etc.; convictable. Obsolete.

That may be rebutted.

capable of being overthrown.

Capable of being disproved; refutable.

Liable to improbation or disproof; not proved to be true or genuine.