Definition of prebuttal in English:

prebuttal

noun priːˈbʌt(ə)lprēˈbədl

(in politics) a response formulated in anticipation of a criticism; a pre-emptive rebuttal.
（政治用语）先发制人的反驳；预先驳斥
Example sentencesExamples
- Both sides in the American election have got their ‘war rooms’ - the rapid response and prebuttal media hubs - up and running.
- He and his people learned from that and perfected the array of spin techniques - rebuttal, prebuttal, the grid - we associate with the party.
- You don't attempt something like this unless you have all your prebuttals ready, all your figures and all your answers.
- We are now in the political era of the prebuttal.

Origin

1990s: blend of pre- and rebuttal.

Definition of prebuttal in US English:

prebuttal

nounprēˈbədl

(in politics) a response formulated in anticipation of a criticism; a preemptive rebuttal.
（政治用语）先发制人的反驳；预先驳斥
Example sentencesExamples
- Both sides in the American election have got their ‘war rooms’ - the rapid response and prebuttal media hubs - up and running.
- You don't attempt something like this unless you have all your prebuttals ready, all your figures and all your answers.
- He and his people learned from that and perfected the array of spin techniques - rebuttal, prebuttal, the grid - we associate with the party.
- We are now in the political era of the prebuttal.

Origin

1990s blend of pre- and rebuttal.

词汇	prebuttal
释义	Definition of prebuttal in English: prebuttal noun priːˈbʌt(ə)lprēˈbədl (in politics) a response formulated in anticipation of a criticism; a pre-emptive rebuttal. （政治用语）先发制人的反驳；预先驳斥 Example sentencesExamples Both sides in the American election have got their ‘war rooms’ - the rapid response and prebuttal media hubs - up and running. He and his people learned from that and perfected the array of spin techniques - rebuttal, prebuttal, the grid - we associate with the party. You don't attempt something like this unless you have all your prebuttals ready, all your figures and all your answers. We are now in the political era of the prebuttal. Origin 1990s: blend of pre- and rebuttal. Definition of prebuttal in US English: prebuttal nounprēˈbədl (in politics) a response formulated in anticipation of a criticism; a preemptive rebuttal. （政治用语）先发制人的反驳；预先驳斥 Example sentencesExamples Both sides in the American election have got their ‘war rooms’ - the rapid response and prebuttal media hubs - up and running. You don't attempt something like this unless you have all your prebuttals ready, all your figures and all your answers. He and his people learned from that and perfected the array of spin techniques - rebuttal, prebuttal, the grid - we associate with the party. We are now in the political era of the prebuttal. Origin 1990s blend of pre- and rebuttal.
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