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disverify

disverify verb: to determine (something) to be false.

Verb

disverify (third-person singular simple present disverifies, present participle disverifying, simple past and past participle disverified)

  1. (transitive) To determine (something) to be false.
    • Again, in the case of sentences that predicate 'true' of some sentence, we never attempt to verify or disverify them by observing the sentence they are about to see whether it has the property of being true.2014, Everett W. Hall, What is Value?: An Essay in Philosophical Analysis
    Synonyms:
    disprove, refute
    Antonyms:
    verify

Synonyms of disverify

Antonyms

Forms of disverify

third-person singular presentdisverifies
present participledisverifying
past participledisverified
pastdisverified

Origin of disverify

From dis- + verify.

Questions about disverify

What does disverify mean?
Disverify means to determine (something) to be false.
What part of speech is disverify?
Disverify is a verb.
What is the past tense of disverify?
The past tense of disverify is disverified.

Words near disverify in the dictionary

  1. disventures
  2. disverification
  3. disverifications
  4. disverified
  5. disverifies
  6. disverify
  7. disverifying
  8. disvirgin
  9. disvirgins
  10. disvouch
  11. disvouched

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