The definition of "refutiate"...

[Javaman]

The failure of a politician to understand the depth of their own stupidity.

[lob1]

1. She's too shallow to understand

the depth of her shallowness.

[lunatica]

2. Maybe she meant refutate

which is the Real American way of conjugating the verb to refute

I refutate
you refutate
he/she/it refutates...

[struggle4progress]

3. hey, it's another palindrone

[Dogmudgeon]

4. There's "repudiate", from Latin

It was originally repudere, and meant something like "to shame back".

The abstract noun would have been repudiatio.

--d!
Latin HotLine: Dial Et-Cum-Spiri-2-2-0

[Recursion]

5. Good lord people, it's a typo

We all have them. She's an idiot. This isn't why.

[uncle ray]

6. she has used it twice now.

she is embracing her newly invented word.

[Recursion]

7. She's doing it to piss us off. And it's a pretty cool word.

I like "refudiate". Carries a sense of "repudiate" and "refute".

[Atticus]

8. Yeah, 'cause that "f" and "p" are like RIGHT next to each other and it would be so

easy to---wait----

Never mind.

[Recursion]

11. Look at the typo in the OP's title itself

"d" and "t" aren't right next to each other. Typos happen. Maybe she was halfway thinking "refute" and her fingers started typing that; I do that all the time.

[Beaverhausen]

10. no, she spoke the word before she wrote it

[madokie]

9. spot on

+1

[Stinky The Clown]

12. I think you mean Halfutiate

That's all Half Wit Half Governors can do