Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

impugnar

verb

/ɪmˈpjuːnɑːr/

Definition

To challenge or dispute the validity or truth of something, particularly in a legal context.

Examples

She decided to impugnar the evidence presented by the prosecution in court.
His actions were later impugnadas by the community, raising questions about his motives.

Meaning

Impugnar refers to the act of questioning or contesting the integrity of a statement, claim, or legal argument. It often involves confronting assertions made by others, especially in formal settings such as courts.