rebuttably
/riˈbyʊtəbli/Definitions
1. adverb
in a manner that can be or has been effectively refuted or disproven; in a manner that is open to being refuted or disproven.
“The scientist’s claims were made rebuttably, which raised suspicions about the validity of his research.”
2. adverb
in a way that can be or has been subject to being effectively refuted or disproven.
“The politician’s statement was made rebuttably, which led to intense scrutiny by the opposition.”