repudiated

By signing the statement, she repudiated the narrative by which she had earned her position by having sex.

Ancel Keys, the originator of the saturated fat = bad meme has repudiated his own early research.

They delayed implementing that until 2014 at which point they officially repudiated their side of the agreement (but kept the money).

Since password-enabled transfers can always be repudiated this explains the importance of mules, who accept bad transfers and initiate good ones.

The Reactor Safety Study, produced in 1975, was eventually repudiated by the NRC in 1979.

Over 12 years of Catholic education I was taught that the whole concept of purgatory had been repudiated.

His theory of learning was his greatest achievement, but he eventually repudiated it.

It is only slander if it is untrue, he never repudiated his views.

I naively believe that a powerful Germany would not have saddened Novalis or been repudiated by Holderlin.

It is interesting that outsiders keep buying Argentina's soverign debt even though it has repudiated said debt a couple of times in recent memory.

And the Japanese interment camps were later officially repudiated by the government, and reparations were paid to the victimized families in the Reagan era.

I don't have the power to downvote, but comments like this should always be repudiated.

The whole idea that the police are not "civilians" needs to be repudiated.

From the Introduction: "Those who were called pirates almost never [took the charaterization at face value]: they always repudiated the label as inaccurate and unjust.

The Delphi spokesperson repudiated[1] the "near-miss" description.

Or would nonviolent activism and speech asking that such a person not be allowed to represent that company, and that someone with such views should not be honored but repudiated, be "inimical" to their philosophies?