I. dis·cred·it [dɪˈskredɪt] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ
1. discredit (disgrace):
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- spraviti na slab glas
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However, with multiple wives, there were a lot more sources to the knowledge, making it more difficult to discredit.
en.wikipedia.org Worse, the army, which he supported, was now discredited even further.
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 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 In the late 1920s, scientific portions of his book were discredited.
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