Discredited is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISCREDITED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DISCREDIT, to refuse to believe in
• harm the good reputation of
• cause (an idea or account) to seem false or unreliable
NOUN:
• loss or lack of reputation or respect
• a person or thing that is a source of disgrace
ADJECTIVE:
• being unjustly brought into disrepute
• suffering shame
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to refuse to accept as true or accurat; disbelieve

Words related to DISCREDITED

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How to use DISCREDITED in a sentence

• The old tradition that the Pentateuch was written by Moses has been completely discredited.
• Like so many books by which our literature is discredited, it is a work got up hastily to meet a public demand, and is deficient in method, thoroughness, and accuracy.
• They would have discredited their own energy and hard common-sense had they acted otherwise, and, moreover, would have inevitably failed to accomplish their purpose.
• My fear is, that my evidence may seem to prove too much, and be discredited on that account, as it appears contrary to all experience that nurture should go for so little.
• A little band of holy therns was attempting to revive the ancient and discredited religion of Issus, who they claimed still lived in spirit and had communicated with them.
• The discredited physician supplied her for a short time, charging only moderate fees.
• It is not necessary to subscribe to the old discredited wage-fund theory, in order to agree with this.
• The girls of the village very generally discredited it.
• Being an old and discredited god, he became by a familiar process the demon of the conquerors.
• The Revolution over, France, sitting among the wreckage of the past, found herself disgraced, discredited, and at war with all of Europe.
• As to the existence of a remote object and its possible nature there have been innumerable theories, most, if not all, of which have been discredited.
• Gathergold being discredited and thrown into the shade, the man of prophecy was yet to come.
• This sort of thing would have discredited the Creation, much more a mere sea tale, but as a specimen of the picture-writing of a half-civilised people it was very interesting.
• So we shall make again the old experiment, discredited by a thousand failures, of preventing crime by tenderness to caught criminals.
• This, of course, still further discredited the idea of revision, and gave a strong handle to those who were opposed to it.
• But, if that story is discredited, all the other stories of demoniac possession fall under suspicion.
• Finally, it discredited the old theory, that it showed no adequate use for the great primary function of respiration, and its constant attendant, animal heat.
• The past, thus, was not discredited, nor the future disabled.
• Such stories, as may be expected, are discredited by historians, but our best antiquaries disagree as to the origin of these monuments of antiquity.
• He was furious at Graves, who had discredited him with Colonel Throckmorton, as he believed.
• Even this coal-black tribute to ceremony has discredited me with some, who argue that I am not a plain man because I do not prefer to dine in the same old pepper-and-salt.
• By the same cut of the cards young Elliot had been thrust down from an impregnable position to one in which he was a discredited suspect.
• The traditional view that he planned a separation of the West from the Union is now discredited.
• I need not remark that all such rumors were entirely discredited here.
• He entered Macao with the airs of an emperor, that at once discredited him with the solid people.
• They were quickly brought to time, and given to understand where they stood if they discredited the currency of the country.
• For, it may be said, the Dialogue is a literary form not only exceedingly difficult to handle, but, in its application to philosophy, discredited by a long series of failures.
• The facts were well known to a good number of people at the time, and some version of them did actually appear in a provincial paper, but was generally discredited.
• If nothing further was to come of it, at least they had seen a wonderful piece of work, which not to have been blest withal would have discredited their travel.
• This tale might almost be discredited, but the facts from which it was taken bear the signature of the officers composing the court-martial who sat upon the two remaining men.

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