1. plural of disproof; evidence or arguments that show something to be false or incorrect

Examples

• The scientist presented several disproofs of the outdated theory.
• Her research provided clear disproofs of the common misconception.
• The debate featured multiple disproofs from both sides.
• Mathematical disproofs can be as valuable as proofs in advancing knowledge.
• The committee reviewed all the disproofs before making their decision.
• Historical disproofs of the legend emerged from newly discovered documents.