disproving

Meanings

• verb

  to refute or contradict

  - "He disproved the argument by providing evidence to the contrary."
  - "The new evidence disproved the previous theory."

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Antonyms

prove

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Rhymes

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proving , grieving , achieving

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Homophones

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1. disprove (en) : to refute or contradict
   

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disprove , disproved , disproves , disproving

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{"term"=>"disprove theoretically", "meaning"=>"to provide evidence or arguments that contradict or refute a theoretical or abstract concept or idea"}

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Etymology

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Originally meaning 'to prove the opposite of'

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1. refute:

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Disproving is often used in academic and legal contexts to refer to the act of providing evidence or arguments that contradict or refute previously held beliefs or positions.

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