disproval (Meaning)

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disproval (n.)

Act of disproving; disproof.

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1) The scientist's theory faced staunch disproval from the academic community.
2) The politician's claims were met with widespread disproval, leading to a decline in their popularity.
3) The rumor of a celebrity's involvement in a scandal was met with immediate disproval by their publicist.
4) The evidence presented at the trial led to the disproval of the defendant's alibi.
5) The disproval of the myth that sugar causes hyperactivity in children led to a change in dietary guidelines.
6) The study aimed to provide further disproval to the hypothesis that cosmic rays cause cancer.
7) The researcher's findings offered strong disproval to the notion that creativity is solely influenced by genetics.
8) The disproval of the existence of Atlantis continues to be a topic of debate among historians and archaeologists.
9) The scientist's experiments provided conclusive disproval to the theory that light travels faster in a vacuum.
10) The evidence presented by the prosecution led to the disproval of the defendant's innocence, resulting in a guilty verdict.

Act of disproving; disproof.

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1) The scientist's theory faced staunch disproval from the academic community.

2) The politician's claims were met with widespread disproval, leading to a decline in their popularity.

3) The rumor of a celebrity's involvement in a scandal was met with immediate disproval by their publicist.

4) The evidence presented at the trial led to the disproval of the defendant's alibi.