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I . discredit [dɪˈskredɪt] VERBE trans

discredit

dyskredytować [perf z-]

discredit

kompromitować [perf s-]

discredit theory

discredit

kompromitacja f

to bring discredit on sb/sth

to bring discredit on sb/sth

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A series of extravagant entertainments given by the society during the winter of 1832 reduced its financial resources and greatly discredited it in character. en.wikipedia.org

All information available to the public was deliberately leaked in order to discredit the project. en.wikipedia.org

He discredited the notion that workers are primarily incentivized by money. en.wikipedia.org

Even if the section of savers is few, the tenet of putting emphasis on supply rather than demand has been widely discredited. en.wikipedia.org

The story discredits him and his circle of siloviki, the former and present members of the security services. en.wikipedia.org

As a result, the lipstick index has been discredited as an economic indicator. en.wikipedia.org

In some cases, negative stereotypes have been spread by one country in order to discredit another. en.wikipedia.org

A poll was conducted of experts opinions on a range of treatments they rated from not at all discredited to certainly discredited. en.wikipedia.org

The charges were driven by the testimony of children interviewed by mental health professionals using techniques later discredited as a contemporary version of witch hunts. en.wikipedia.org

While never completely discredited, those figures were widely doubted. en.wikipedia.org

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