0 present participle of disprove
1 to prove that something is not true:
The allegations have been disproved.
Disproving the cure's miraculousness necessitated more than asserting a healing potential.
Disproving randomness is not an end in itself, but leads to further analysis.
Note that we can find more symmetry by starting from the assumption that every constraint is symmetric on all arguments and iteratively disproving this.
The long-term aim is to develop a uniform method for proving (or disproving) cut elimination for a wide class of substructural logics.
The impression was that the texts ' ' protested too much ' ' and were produced with a view to disproving the popular prejudices wielded against them.
First, it is certainly not the case that we disprove the levelling down objection by disproving the slogan.
There is no logical warrant for considering an event known to occur in a given hypothesis, even if infrequently, as disproving the hypothesis.
And the goals of both the prosecution and the defense were altered, from proving or disproving guilt to proving or disproving mental defectiveness.
