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Meanings of discredit in English
Usage of discredit in English
1
The Polish anti-monopoly office said it rejected any attempts to discredit it.
2
Mr Aitken accused the Guardian of a long campaign to discredit him.
3
And demand is booming despite efforts to discredit the purported medicinal benefits.
4
McGowan and others also say Weinstein aggressively sought to discredit his accusers.
5
Khartoum needs to discredit us, and not just us-thiswhole relief operation.
6
They appealed to the old law to discredit and damn the new.
7
But that admission would of course discredit the infallibility of the books.
8
His favor was sufficient to discredit any pretender to office or advancement.
9
He was generous; there is not a mean action to his discredit.
10
But we also do wrong to hold gossip in too much discredit.
11
He had always sought to pervert and discredit the word of God.
12
The persons who bring discredit on fashion are those who misinterpret it.
13
Miracle-evidence began to fall into discredit during the eleventh and twelfth centuries.
14
If the discredit ended here, it would perhaps be of small consequence.
15
All conduct of a nature to bring discredit upon the military service.
16
You have not the slightest intention or desire to discredit their assertion.
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Discredit across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common