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debanked 

When an individual or organisation is deprived the ability of using the services of banks, financial institutions and/or payment processors. The term is typically used when the motivations are political.
Unable to receive or send money, the controversial extremist John Smith found himself debanked. Paypal, Mastercard and Chase Bank suspended his accounts, after being pressured by activists.
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Debunked 

Commonly used to say something has been proven false. A very popular word for propagandists to convey that a thorough investigation including scientific facts and proof beyond a shadow of doubt have been exhausted to find the truth. But in all reality is just an empty word for shortsighted listeners that in their opinion a view isn't widely accepted.
Very common among the main stream media, big pharma shills, and pro vaccine trolls.
Alexander proclaimed to his followers on Christian Facts radio that evolution has been thoroughly debunked ; Citing that the league of Jebus has found no supporting evidence.

Faced with a major loss of profits, Pharmaceutical alliance of ethical pediatricians co. aired a special television program hosted by hand puppets to debunk the link between vaccines and neurological disorders.
Debunked by Sethxy July 27, 2017
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debunked 

Originally meaning something thought to be true now proven false, it is now used as another way to say uncool or lame, but when self-proclaimed debunked, it is understood that you are the cool kind of loser. When someone is sexually debunked, they are very inexperienced and expected to remain that way for a long period of time.
Did you just trip over your own feet?
Eh, I'm debunked, that's just how I roll.
debunked by ERINNN! December 12, 2008

un-debunked

When a formulated thought, opinion, hypothesis or theory that was previously considered "debunked" is reconsidered as an actual possibility.
The hypothesis that the corona virus originated in and leaked from the Wuhan Lab has been un-debunked.
un-debunked by tk421ct May 28, 2021

Widely debunked 

"Widely debunked" is a phrase used by people on the left, particularly in politics or the media, to imply that a "conspiracy theory" has been thoroughly investigated and been proven to be false. In reality this is rarely the case and the phrase is used to give the false impression that something has been debunked so that shallow thinking people accept that the so-called conspiracy theory is false without further thought or investigation.

Part of the debunking process involves taking the parts of the theory that are easiest to ridicule, and making them sound worse, while ignoring the very feasible parts of the claim. By repeating this process throughout mainstream media and creating an echo-chamber, the "conspiracy theory" quickly becomes nothing more than a "damaging lie" pushed by "right wing extremists".
"Pizzagate/vaccine dangers/great reset theory/any other non-left wing story was widely debunked. Nobody has actually proved that there wasn't some truth behind it, but because we say it is widely debunked, it was widely debunked. So stop asking questions about it and go away."

debunked 

Originally meaning something thought to be true now proven false, it is now used as another way to say uncool or lame, but when self-proclaimed debunked, it is understood that you are the cool kind of loser. When someone is sexually debunked, they are very inexperienced and expected to remain that way for a long period of time.
Did you just trip over your own feet?
Eh, I'm debunked, that's just how I roll

That kid is such a nerd!
Yeah, he's so debunked he's never gonna get laid.
debunked by ERINNNN December 13, 2008
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Wanna go to meal hall & grab a plate of brown?
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