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Meaning of "was discredited"
was discredited: This phrase indicates that someone or something lost credibility, trustworthiness, or authority due to evidence, facts, or actions that proved their unreliability or dishonesty. It implies a tarnished reputation or diminished trust
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was discredited
Islam in particular was discredited and even demonized.
He was discredited and ostracized as a new generation of drugs.
As evidence when oxy lab was discredited.
Your husband was discredited in order to cover up a crime.
His reputation as a patriot was discredited.
The royal family was discredited by a number of scandals.
This information ploy against the youth had failed when the Save Darfur campaign was discredited.
The monarchy was discredited and its administration with it.
It was a waste of effort and the PCF was discredited even more.
The police was discredited in open court.
Became more plausible the more the Provisional Government was discredited in public eyes.
He was discredited by political opponents and forced into retirement.
This approach was discredited.
He was discredited and had trouble finding work as a journalist.
Of course it was discredited by them.
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I was discredited and sentenced to obliteration.
The referendum held to approve the changes was discredited by serious irregularities.
He was discredited in order to cover up a crime.
Stanley was made to retire and he was discredited at the University.
It was discredited years ago.
The fact remains that Marcellin Albert was discredited and was nearly lynched a few days later.
Legalism was discredited by later dynasties and ceased to be an independent school of thought.
He called on Prime Minister Anthony Eden to resign as he was discredited in America.
She was discredited because no one from your community came forward to corroborate it.
Of the fluids in the body, was discredited.
She was discredited.
My intention is to clearyour father's and my name… which was discredited years ago.
Her wisdom was discredited and her actions deemed the result of manipulation by advisers.
The basic idea of conservatism - that there is wisdom in the past - was discredited.
Nolte lost the debate and was discredited as a historian for the rest of his life.
In fact, for a long time people were uncomfortable hearing that their past was discredited.
The political class was discredited and the only decent newspaper had become a rag.
Lotter denied the veracity of Nissen 's testimony, and his testimony was discredited.
London was discredited because the UK remained outside the eurozone.
Unfortunately, the lab was discredited nine months ago.
It was discredited by the contradictory policies of its leaders during the Fourth Republic.
However, this belief was discredited almost immediately.
As such, the secret witness used by prosecutor Andrés Cruz was discredited.
The Queen Anne was discredited as a commercial efflorescence.
Because Bremer did not come forward, I was discredited.
The event was discredited as volcanic eruption by the Smithsonian Institution.
The way you crucified that girl, she was discredited before she even took the stand.
Ormonde was discredited and fled for France, to be replaced by Ulick Burke, Earl Clanricarde.
Because of this embarrassment, Wells was discredited in the medical community.
Sorcery was discredited a long time ago, for good reason.
What did you gain? The police was discredited in open court.
Isatai'i was discredited and publicly humiliated.
Despite his overwhelming victory, Tyson was discredited after cannabis testing.
Neither finding was discredited by counter-evidence from Chinese exporting producers.
Achilli, despite his victory, was discredited.
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Islam in particular was discredited and even demonized
Discredited businesses can not be replaced overnight
The pope has discredited our marriage
