Disabuse
<dis-ah-buoose>
enlighten; set straight; debunk;
to show someone they are wrong about something they believe.
Memory trick:
We DIS-cover our ABUSE of the truth.
Used at work:
We will disabuse the idea that our product is not as good.
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