Disproved is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISPROVED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DISPROVE, to refute
• prove that (something) is false

Words related to DISPROVED

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How to use DISPROVED in a sentence

• In support of the continuance of such a traffic, he knew of nothing but assertions already disproved, and arguments already refuted.
• After marching for over a week the party reached the Cheyenne Mountain, which they believed was the ascent of the great peak, a theory which was soon disproved.
• If this should be their intention, it cannot, in my opinion, sir, be called either unreasonable or disrespectful, nor will their allegations be easily disproved.
• It proved what you said of me, and disproved what you said of her.
• But more ample statistics have disproved this theory.
• It mattered not that these statements were, so far as I have learned, disproved by the most respectable witnesses who happened to be on the spot.
• And if that be alleged, the enumeration is disproved, since that matter has been stated which was passed over in such enumeration.
• Many things are taken for granted which may yet be disproved.
• Fillmore uttered this idle charge, the state of things in the United States disproved it.
• Nor is this view disproved by servile insurrections.
• The charge once made is held as just and true until it has been disproved, and in trial the cause of the defendant is first stated.
• There was one very awkward story that could not be disproved as it was told, and in the upshot convicted her.
• But the discovery was suspected from the first, because it was too closely in accord with speculation, and it was soon disproved.
• But unless the information thus received is known to the living, its truth or falsity can never be proved or disproved.
• But this fact was disproved by the oaths of many persons who had seen him at the inn.
• In the future much that is announced and accepted as true now will be rejected and disproved.
• They are ecclesiastically bound not only to hold, but to teach and preach, as divinely revealed, what many of them must feel to have been disproved or to have become doubtful.
• When his disease is disproved, instead of seeing the escape of a human being who thought he was going to die of it, Paramore sees the downfall of a kind of flag or cause.
• A very little searching disproved the possibility of the object belonging to this class.
• Many of his stories are positively disproved by documentary evidence, and for some years he has stood in dust and disgrace on the upper shelves of the bookcase.
• I do not, however, believe the theory, and hold it to be disproved by the fact that dead birds do give out scent.
• But this is emphatically untrue of Ireland, and was never more conclusively disproved than by the recent literary achievements of her daughters.
• Give us but some fact, some charge, something capable in itself either of being proved or disproved.
• He had a theory of sounds heard by himself which could have been proved, or disproved, in five minutes, by a simple experiment.
• It followed then, he thought, that as the noble lord had not disproved the premises, he was bound to abide by the conclusion.
• As for the charges pending against him, they would soon be disproved.
• It was disproved by the Neo-Platonist philosophers at the very moment when it was first starting forth upon its startling and universal career.
• These slanders, though disproved, still continue to circulate.
• This opinion is the prevailing one for all large cities, whether in Europe or America, yet is disproved on all sides.
• Naturally the first idea was that the disease was caused by some soluble poison and not by a living organism, but this was disproved in a number of ways.
• Thus is personal prejudice disproved by the actual fact.
• This charge was strictly true, though abundantly disproved by the oaths of some, and even by the certificate of his principal partner.
• Within these last twenty years it has been very rare that any fact stated by our lecturers has been disproved, or any statement of theirs successfully impeached.
• Candidly speaking, Chaldea had truly believed that Lambert had shot Pine, but now that he had disproved the charge so easily, she became desperately anxious to learn the truth.

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