debunked in English
the magazine that debunks claims of the paranormal
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Use "debunked" in a sentence
1. These theories have been debunked.
2. Some advertising slogans should be debunked.
3. His theories have been debunked by recent research.
4. They were debunked as a suburban myth.
5. Multiple years of hefty price declines debunked this myth .
6. His claims were later debunked by fellow academics.
7. Swiss talks about how desperate the psychics become when debunked.
8. Are old people Crankier? 3 aging myths debunked Dec
9. Of course infallibility of the market in allocating capital has been debunked.
10. Synonyms for Belied include disproved, disproven, contradicted, discredited, confuted, refuted, debunked, rebutted, controverted and denied
11. The newspaper debunked the youth cult as the tool of a foreign government.
12. Those theories were born because of the Baconian cipher, and they were not debunked until the 1950s
13. Georges Charpak and Henri Broch dealt with claims from western astrology in the book Debunked!
14. As it stands, about 83-percent of alleged Anachronisms have either been debunked or are headed that way
15. We've already debunked many established theories, plus charted clear-cut stages of sexual response... four in all.
16. The ideology behind environmental Alarmism — Malthusianism — has been repeatedly debunked for 200 years and yet is more powerful than ever
17. And it debunked and later destroyed the reputation of a great sea captain, a good friend of my father.
18. For the past decade, the idea that Beard popularity is a passing trend has been debated, debunked, and then debated some more
19. We at Twenty-One Debunked have absolutely HAD it with Ageists of all stripes, especially (but not only) the pro-21 crowd
20. New Bigfoot Video: Blurriest One Yet? Just as the news that the vampire monster el chupacabra has finally been all but debunked, his bigger buddy …
21. Blovious: so it really doesn't bother you even a little that you're unironically trotting out one of the most well-known and roundly debunked holocaust-deniers' arguments in this context? jesus
22. Today, the Drug Enforcement Administration classifies Benzedrine as a Schedule II narcotic, which means that it has some medicinal uses, is highly addictive, and has some serious side-effects. Although the 1930s claims were debunked decades ago, doctors prescribed it as a weight loss drug beginning in the 1960s.