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debunked
adjective as in disillusioned
adjective as in exposed
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Example Sentences
“The media’s claims and political spins have been debunked, and the case is closed. It’s blatantly obvious that some have attempted to over-politicize this to impact the 2026 election, but these efforts have failed.”
He previously helped run an anti-vaccine group, and has repeatedly stated widely debunked claims about vaccine harm.
Though widely debunked in the West, this false claim lingered across the Global South.
The idea that a politician just has to only talk about wonky policy should have been thoroughly debunked after the last election.
Doctors and health experts have criticised Kennedy's longstanding questioning of the safety and efficacy of vaccines and his debunked views on health policies.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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