incredited (Meaning)
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incredited (a.)
Uncredited.
Synonyms & Antonyms of incredited
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incredited Sentence Examples
- The teacher incredited the student's efforts, acknowledging their hard work.
- The scientist's hypothesis was incredited by subsequent experiments, proving its falsity.
- The politician's claims were incredited by independent fact-checkers, exposing their inaccuracies.
- The rumor was incredited by reliable sources, quashing its spread.
- The company's financial projections were incredited by analysts, casting doubt on its financial stability.
- The witness's testimony was incredited by inconsistencies and contradictions, undermining its credibility.
- The evidence against the defendant was incredited, resulting in their exoneration.
- The historical account was incredited by archaeological findings, rewriting the narrative.
- The medical treatment was incredited by patient outcomes, leading to its withdrawal.
- The belief that the Earth was flat was incredited centuries ago, yet it still persists in some circles.
FAQs About the word incredited
Uncredited.
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The teacher incredited the student's efforts, acknowledging their hard work.
The scientist's hypothesis was incredited by subsequent experiments, proving its falsity.
The politician's claims were incredited by independent fact-checkers, exposing their inaccuracies.
The rumor was incredited by reliable sources, quashing its spread.
