disproof
the act of disproving.
proof to the contrary; refutation.
Origin of disproof
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How to use disproof in a sentence
Rather than squabbling about it, the teams decided to ask “okay, so let’s try to look either for confirmation or for disproof” of another person’s idea.
What’s the Origin of Consciousness? Global Effort Puts Two Top Theories to the Test | Shelly Fan | June 2, 2021 | Singularity HubNor is it enough that science can urge nothing in disproof—the onus probandi lies with those who affirm.
To suppose the reference to be to an epistle carried by Titus and now lost, is to suppose what is incapable of proof or disproof.
Expositor's Bible: The Second Epistle to the Corinthians | James DenneyThis truth can be yet further elucidated by the very illustration which Mill cities in disproof of it.
A Critical Examination of Socialism | William Hurrell MallockThe Encyclopedia Britannica declares that this fact alone affords overwhelming disproof of Mosaic authorship.
The Bible | John E. Remsburg
Is this one of the reasons why the believer is able to continue a believer in spite of all disproof?
The Churches and Modern Thought | Philip Vivian
British Dictionary definitions for disproof
/ (dɪsˈpruːf) /
facts that disprove something
the act of disproving
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