disconfirm

/ˌdɪskənˈfɜrm/
verb
  1. To show that a belief, idea, or hypothesis is not true or valid; to refute or disprove.
    • The experiment disconfirmed the scientist's original theory.
    • New evidence disconfirmed the popular belief about the ancient ruins.
    • Her research disconfirmed the assumption that the drug was safe.
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