Past tense of disprove
The past simple of disprove is disproved and the past participle is disproved: disprove – disproved – disproved.
- Base form V1
- disprove
- Past simple V2
- disproved
- Past participle V3
- disproved
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Meaning of disprove
To show with evidence that a claim or belief is false
- ExampleOne simple experiment disproved the whole theory.
Disprove, disproved, disproved in sentences
- Past simpleOne test disproved the theory.
- Past participleThe claim has been disproved.
Similar verbs
Past simple and past participle the same, like disprove: have, make, think, say, find, feel, keep, tell.
Common questions
What is the past tense of disprove?
Disproved. For example: One test disproved the theory.
What is the past participle of disprove?
Disproved. It follows be in the passive, as in The claim has been disproved.
Is disprove a regular verb?
Yes. Today disprove is regular: disprove – disproved – disproved.
