Definitions:

1. Refers to something that can be disproven, refuted, or shown to be false. ADJECTIVE
   • His hypothesis was confutable, as subsequent experiments provided evidence to the contrary.
2. Something can be proven wrong, invalid, or mistaken. ADJECTIVE
   • The lawyer aimed to present irrefutable evidence to make his opponent's claims confutable.
3. Term typically used in intellectual or academic contexts to describe arguments, theories, or statements that are capable of being challenged or invalidated. ADJECTIVE
   • The argument seemed convincing at first but turned out to be highly confutable upon closer examination.

Synonyms:

• confutative
• deniable
• questionable
• refutable