disproof
/dɪsˈpruːf/Definitions
1. noun
the act or process of proving something to be false or untrue; a refutation or rebuttal.
“The scientist provided a disproof of the theory, showing that it was incorrect.”
2. noun
a piece of evidence or an argument that proves something to be false or untrue.
“The expert’s disproof of the claim was based on a detailed analysis of the data.”
3. verb
to prove something to be false or untrue; to refute or rebut.
“She disproofed the hypothesis with her new research findings.”