Confutable

That may be disproved or confuted. Confu'tant, n. One who confutes. Confuta'tion, n. Act of confuting; disproving, or proving to be false or invalid; refutation; overthrow. Confu'tative, a. That tends to confute; disproving. Confute', v. a. [Fr. confuter; Lat. confuto- con , and futis , a water-ve el, from fun do , to pour.] To abate, check, or repel the force of argument; to prove to be false, weak, wrong, or fallacious; to convict or convince of error; to disprove; to overthrow; to refute. Confut'ed, p. a. Disproved; proved to be false, defective, or unsound; overthrown by argument, fact, or proof. Confut'er, n. One who confutes. Cong, n. See CONGIUS. Congaree' Creek, in S. Carolina, traverses Lexington district, and enters the Congaree River near Columbia. Congaree River, in South Carolina , is formed by the Saluda and Broad Rivers, and after a S.E. course of abt. 50 m. it joins the Wateree to form the Santee.