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Meanings of disprove in English
Usage of disprove in English
1
But Mr Brortherton said there was no way to disprove conspiracy theorists.
2
The case hinged on the simplest of facts to prove or disprove.
3
Anybody can make such an assertion; nobody can prove or disprove it.
4
Metaphysical theories were fewer, simpler, and equally impossible to prove or disprove.
5
His friends wanted his signature to disprove the authenticity of the letter.
6
We have seen enough of the footage to disprove One Nation's excuses.
7
But the improvidence of man does not disprove the providence of God.
8
On the contrary, his whole recorded career ought to disprove the supposition.
9
Barry Marshall, in contrast, had no pet theory to test or disprove.
10
But all this does not disprove the definitory deterministic predisposition of science.
11
There is not a single particle of evidence to disprove the will.
12
You can't disprove my story any more than I can disprove God.
13
You kindly offer me an opportunity to disprove to you these reports.
14
If I drop this glass and it doesn't fall, I'd disprove gravity.
15
Has any one ever tried to disprove the miracle of the resurrection?
16
Can not the people who hear these stories disprove them for themselves?
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