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impugning Definition


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impugn
verb
    impugned, impugning
    1. To call into question or raise doubts about (the honesty, integrity, etc of someone or something); to criticize or challenge.
      Thesaurus: challenge, attack, criticize, oppose, assail, dispute, question, vilify; Antonym: praise.
Derivative: impugnable
adj
    Derivative: impugnment
    noun
      Etymology: 14c: from French impugner, from Latin impugnare to attack.



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