discredited

Earlier this year, his publicist dismissed one of the stories as “discredited.”

Discredited voices get just as much love from the First Amendment as creditable ones, so the Cheneys can say whatever they want.

In the end, Mangum was discredited, Nifong was disbarred, and the state's attorney general proclaimed the boys' innocence.

It would be too much to say that Republicans are discredited on race.

What is wrong and embarrassing is the President of the United States reciting a massively discredited factoid.

That statement is discredited also by your outburst of a few moments ago when you called upon me.

For skilful attempts to convert a knock into a boost, commend us to the discredited nostrum exploiter.

Like the apparition it embodies it had always been—and is still to-day even—more or less discredited.

The discredited magician then betook himself to Erfurt, and afterwards to Cassel.

So that to this large extent my theory of the effect of physical charm upon its possessor is discredited.