Disconfirm example sentences

Related (14): invalid, inconsistent, negative, refute, contradict, falsify, disprove, negate, nullify, oppose, overthrow, rebut, reject, unsupportive

dis·con·firm

verb

disconfirm (verb) · disconfirms (third person present) · disconfirmed (past tense) · disconfirmed (past participle) · disconfirming (present participle)

  - show that (a belief or hypothesis) is not or may not be true:

Synonyms

reconsider, review, reassess, reappraise, rethink, change, alter, modify, retain, confirm

"Disconfirm" Example Sentences

1. The new experiment was designed to either confirm or disconfirm the previous findings.
2. The research data showed that the hypothesis had been disconfirmed.
3. The study aimed to disconfirm the popular belief that cats always land on their feet.
4. The results of the test were unexpected and disconfirmed the previous assumptions.
5. The scientist had to disconfirm the outdated theory before presenting his own.
6. The new evidence presented by the witness disconfirmed the previous testimony.
7. The study's goal was to disconfirm the myth that women are not as good at math as men.
8. The team worked hard to disconfirm any doubts regarding the validity of their research.
9. The hypothesis was disconfirmed by the analysis of the data gathered during the experiment.
10. The researcher found evidence that could disconfirm the previously accepted explanation for the phenomenon.
11. The committee concluded that the new evidence was enough to disconfirm the earlier assumptions.
12. The disconfirmed hypothesis led to the development of a new theory.
13. The study tried to disconfirm the conventional wisdom that multitasking is an effective way to increase productivity.
14. The evidence gathered from the investigation disconfirmed the rumors circulating in the media.
15. The experiment's outcome disconfirmed the claim that the vaccine was causing autism.
16. The new research aimed to disconfirm the long-held belief that humans only use 10% of their brain capacity.
17. The results of the study unmistakably disconfirmed the prediction made by the economic analysts.
18. The test results disconfirmed the hypothesis that certain foods cause acne breakouts.
19. The research team's objective was to disconfirm the controversial theory that global warming is not caused by human activities.
20. The scientist's discovery disconfirmed the widely accepted view that light travels in straight lines.
21. The new data disconfirmed the assumption that the company's sales were declining.
22. The experiment was carefully designed to either confirm or disconfirm the hypothesis.
23. The surprising findings disconfirmed the hypothesis that physical exercise directly leads to weight loss.
24. The evidence presented in court disconfirmed the accused's alibi.
25. The new research disconfirmed the previously reported connection between coffee and heart disease.
26. The discovery disconfirmed the prediction that the asteroid was heading towards Earth.
27. The study's results disconfirmed the belief that stress always causes anxiety.
28. The scientific investigation aimed to disconfirm the notion that the world is flat.
29. The fresh data disconfirmed the claim that the new medication is completely harmless.
30. The findings of the research disconfirmed the widely held belief that charismatic leaders are always effective.

Common Phases

1. That disconfirms my previous assumption;
2. I wasn't expecting that disconfirmation;
3. The evidence presented completely disconfirms the theory;
4. The data clearly disconfirms the original hypothesis;
5. The results of the test disconfirm the initial belief;
6. This disconfirms what we previously thought to be true.

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