disavow

I deny ,disaffirm ang disavow that.

I disavow all responsibility for you.

the union leaders resisted pressure to disavow picket-line violence.

The vower disavowed the vowels. The towboat is stowed with bestowed stone.

Her husband disavowed her after 15 years of marriage and six children.

The politician decided to disavow any connection to the controversial organization.

She had to disavow her previous statement due to new evidence.

The company quickly disavowed the misleading advertisement.

He refused to disavow his loyalty to his friend despite the accusations.

The celebrity had to disavow the offensive comments made by their manager.

The organization decided to disavow the extremist views of one of its members.

She felt the need to disavow any involvement in the scandal.

The team captain had to disavow the unsportsmanlike behavior of a teammate.

The company's CEO had to disavow the false claims made by a former employee.

Despite pressure from the media, he refused to disavow his principles.

The common element is a disavowed self-knowledge.

The process lacks legitimacy and consequently, we disavow it and I assume responsibility for what I'm saying.

And with Mr. Blatter refusing to disavow his comments, Walter De Gregorio was asked to leave.

Ms Thorning-Schmidt has disavowed any interest, saying she hopes to lead the Social Democrats to another election win next year.

I disavowed the truth by convincing myself it was sex and not rape.

It localises a problem that it’s normal to want to disavow.

Prediabetes causes no symptoms or complications, and some international organizations disavow the label.

The witness is free to disavow, Your Honor. - Overruled.

If it was his correctness to ignore, it could never be hers to disavow.

But he insisted that they should not be disavowed and judged solely on that.