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Interventizio Posted 13 years ago
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Does this sentence make sense?
Hi
I was wondering whether you can help me out with a sentence I need to have translated from Italian. Here is my attempt:
"Any scientific theory must be substantiated by inconfutable evidence in front of the scientific community."
Is there anything wrong in this phrase?
Thank you.
I was wondering whether you can help me out with a sentence I need to have translated from Italian. Here is my attempt:
"Any scientific theory must be substantiated by inconfutable evidence in front of the scientific community."
Is there anything wrong in this phrase?
Thank you.
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" Looks perfect to me!
- " Looks perfect to me!
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Interventizio"Any scientific theory must be substantiated by inconfutable evidence in front of the scientific community."Looks perfect to me!
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'Inconfutable' is an obsolete word. Do you mean 'http://www.macmillandictionary.com/dictionary/american/irrefutable'?
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Yes, I admit that sounds better and less out-of-style to my inexpert ear too!
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