No. 11,956 in Spanish
impugnarlo
"Impugnarlo" means "to challenge or dispute it."
In a sentence
El abogado decidió impugnarlo en el tribunal.
The lawyer decided to challenge it in court.
The word 'impugnarlo' is used here in the context of legally contesting or challenging a decision or action.
Era imposible impugnarlo sin pruebas claras.
It was impossible to contest it without clear evidence.
Here, 'impugnarlo' indicates disputing or calling into question the validity or integrity of something without sufficient evidence.
El historiador buscaba impugnarlo basándose en nuevas evidencias.
The historian sought to refute it based on new evidence.
In this case, 'impugnarlo' is employed to mean refuting or arguing against a statement or claim using supporting evidence.
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