disproof
/dɪsˈpruːf/
noun
- Evidence or argument that shows something is false or incorrect.
- Her alibi was a strong disproof of the accusations against her.
- The new data served as disproof of the popular myth.
- The scientist provided clear disproof of the old theory.
- The act of proving something to be false.
- His disproof of the rumor calmed everyone's fears.
- The disproof of the hypothesis took years of careful experiments.
- The lawyer's disproof of the witness's story changed the trial.
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