Debunker

Pronunciation: /diˈbʌŋkər/

Definitions of debunker

noun a person who exposes or discredits claims, myths, or practices as being false or exaggerated

Example Sentences

A1 A debunker is someone who exposes false beliefs or myths.

A2 The debunker proved that the popular conspiracy theory was not based on facts.

B1 The debunker's research revealed the truth behind the supposed haunted house.

B2 As a professional debunker, she was often called upon to investigate paranormal claims.

C1 The renowned debunker was known for his thorough investigations and evidence-based approach.

C2 The debunker's book on urban legends became a bestseller, exposing popular myths and misconceptions.

Examples of debunker in a Sentence

formal The debunker carefully examined the evidence to disprove the conspiracy theory.

informal The debunker totally proved that ghost story was fake.

slang The debunker called BS on that so-called miracle cure.

figurative She was like a truth-seeking debunker, always ready to expose the lies.

Grammatical Forms of debunker

• past tense: debunked
• plural: debunkers
• comparative: more debunking
• superlative: most debunking
• present tense: debunks
• future tense: will debunk
• perfect tense: have debunked
• continuous tense: is debunking
• singular: debunker
• positive degree: debunker
• infinitive: to debunk
• gerund: debunking
• participle: debunked

Origin and Evolution of debunker

First Known Use: 1923 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'debunker' originated from the term 'debunk' which was first used in the United States in the early 20th century.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe exposing false claims or myths, 'debunker' has evolved to refer to someone who actively challenges or disproves widely held beliefs or practices.