disconfirm
Third Person
disconfirms
Present Participle
disconfirming
Past Tense
disconfirmed
Past Participle
disconfirmed
1
to prove that a belief or hypothesis is incorrect or false
transitive
- The experiment disconfirmed the hypothesis proposed by the researchers.
- Her findings disconfirmed the widely accepted theory in psychology.
- The study disconfirmed the long-standing myth.
- We are disconfirming misconceptions about the topic.
- I disconfirm false beliefs whenever I encounter them.