Why is parafluorophenol is more acidic than phenol?

I have learnt that the +Mesomeric effect (+M effect) of fluorine at para position dominates its -Inductomeric (-I effect) nature. If we see that the acidic strength (with the help of stability of their conjugate anion then in parafluorophenol fluorine) will exert its +M effect at the negative charge of oxygen, then that's why the stability the of parafluorophenoxide ions should be less than normal phenoxide ion. Hence, the acidic strength of the phenol should be greater than parafluorophenol, but the actual acidic strength of parafluorophenol is greater than phenol. Why is this?


