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反論する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

Used for presenting a counterargument or opposing view in discussion, debate, or formal argument. Can be used as a noun or with する.

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反対 is general opposition or disagreement to an idea, while 反論 is a reasoned counterargument that actively rebuts a specific point.

異論 is a differing opinion, often used in the fixed phrase 異論はない (no objection), while 反論 implies actively arguing back.

異議 is a formal objection (often legal or procedural), while 反論 is broader and focuses on the content of the counterargument itself.

抗弁 is a more formal, often legalistic term for arguing back in one's defense, while 反論 is the everyday word for rebutting any argument.

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反はん証しょう
反論 is a broad term for any counterargument or objection in debate, while 反証 specifically means evidence-based disproof of a claim.
言いい返かえすN2
反論する means to logically argue against or refute a point, while 言い返す is a quicker, more emotional verbal comeback.
応おう酬しゅう
反論 specifically means to counter-argue against a claim, whereas 応酬 more broadly covers any sharp reply or exchange, verbal or otherwise.

Don't confuse with

反省 shares the kanji 反 but means self-reflection on one's own conduct, unlike 反論, which means arguing against someone else's point.

反響 shares the kanji 反 but means an echo or public response/reaction, not a reasoned counterargument like 反論.

反論 is simply putting forward a counterargument, whereas 論破 means actually succeeding in defeating the other side's argument.