Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun The act of disproving; confutation.
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Examples
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It is true, there have been of old, and haply do still continue among some, satanical delusions, diabolical suggestions, and foul enthusiasms, which have been pretended to proceed from the Spirit of God, and to be of a divine original; for so it is plainly affirmed in the Scripture, both under the Old Testament and the New, directions being therein added for their discovery and disprovement.
Pneumatologia 1616-1683 1967
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The evidence that is there, however, serves a higher purpose than simple disprovement.
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The evidence that is there, however, serves a higher purpose than simple disprovement.
Conservapedia - Recent changes [en] Kallium 2009
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The evidence that is there, however, serves a higher purpose than simple disprovement.
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The evidence that is there, however, serves a higher purpose than simple disprovement.
Conservapedia - Recent changes [en] Wikidan81 2009
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The evidence that is there, however, serves a higher purpose than simple disprovement.
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The evidence that is there, however, serves a higher purpose than simple disprovement.
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The evidence that is there, however, serves a higher purpose than simple disprovement.
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The evidence that is there, however, serves a higher purpose than simple disprovement.
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