Debunk

[Tanya Shivari]

A word used by people unable to see reality from a point of view other than the one they were indoctrinated into from childhood. It represents the be-all and end-all arguments that close the case once-and-for-all on further discussion of the issue and makes tin-foil hat wearing buffoons of anyone who refuses to see the logic of their disinformation.

[Little_Girl]

to [expose] [the shame] or falseness of

[Marquetta]

Expose the falseness or hollowness of (an idea or belief)

[Luis Fok]

to [clear] [away] [lies], exaggerations, vanities, etc.

[Sarah]

An overly used word by [the Bush] administration and many other [conservatives] when trying to [persuade] the masses that everyone else is wrong except them.

[Hina Muqadas]

(Dee-bú[nk]) When somebody is extremely [intoxicated] and attempts to [text] others saying that they are drunk.

[Agnes]

When evidence surfaces that is inconvenient to your [political party] and so you flatly deny it without providing any sound [reasoning] or counter facts. Usually appeals to the authority of a like [minded] source of prominence