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Meanings of debunking in English
Catalan
desprestigi Spanish
repudio Usage of debunking in English
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Repression and debunking candour are comically mixed in such free indirect speech.
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He said he later responded to the OIA, debunking the claims made.
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Since its debunking, Momo has gone on to have several memetic afterlives.
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An article debunking the experiment and results appears on the UVdiv blog.
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He was an odd choice for the thankless task of debunking Lawrence.
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Other religious leaders have taken part in campaigns aimed at debunking that myth.
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Rosenfeld's research was widely cited in articles debunking the Ferguson effect.
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There is even a film festival devoted to debunking Moore's work.
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O'Neill's debunking of online celebrity was widely discussed on social media.
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By the 1920s, the debunking of the Founding Fathers was in full swing.
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It's the one myth about the afterlife that I hate debunking.
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He compared it to the common flu, despite health experts repeatedly debunking this claim.
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Alas, scientific skepticism has a way of debunking the spirits.
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Not to mention debunking the theory about familiarity breeding contempt.
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While debunking biblical literalism-withdinner party-ready scriptural quotes-Jacobssimultaneously finds his spirituality renewed.
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Momentum also released a video online debunking antisemitic conspiracy theories.
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