Definition

oppugning

verb
  1. to challenge, dispute, or argue against; to oppose or attack with words
  2. Usage: formal or literary; present participle of 'oppugn'

Examples

  • The lawyer spent hours oppugning the witness's credibility.
  • Critics were oppugning the new policy before it was even implemented.
  • She found herself oppugning claims that she had once believed.
  • The committee began oppugning the proposal on multiple grounds.
  • Rather than oppugning his motives, we should focus on the facts.
  • He was oppugning every statement made by the opposing side.

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