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discredited

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Adj — No longer believed to be true, honest, or reliable.

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thoroughly discredited a discredited claim

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What does “discredited” mean?

The word “discredited” means no longer believed to be true, honest, or reliable. In plain terms, proven unreliable or untrustworthy, so no longer taken seriously.

How do you use “discredited” in a sentence?

Here is “discredited” used in a sentence: “The once-popular theory is now widely discredited among scientists.”

What part of speech is “discredited”?

“Discredited” is an adjective.

Is “discredited” a common word?

“Discredited” is an uncommon word in modern English.

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