disally Antonyms
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Meaning of disally
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disally (v. t.)
To part, as an alliance; to sunder.
disally Sentence Examples
- The politician's career was disallied after his involvement in the scandal was revealed.
- The company's reputation was disallied when it was discovered that they had been using child labor.
- The player's chances of winning the championship were disallied when he suffered a serious injury.
- The student's hopes of getting into their dream college were disallied when they failed their final exams.
- The couple's plans to get married were disallied when they had a falling out.
- The athlete's hopes of competing in the Olympics were disallied when they were diagnosed with a rare disease.
- The author's chances of selling their book were disallied when it received negative reviews.
- The team's chances of winning the game were disallied when their star player was ejected.
- The company's stock price was disallied when it was announced that they had lost a major contract.
- The child's hopes of having a happy childhood were disallied when they were placed in foster care.
FAQs About the word disally
To part, as an alliance; to sunder.
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No antonyms found.
The politician's career was disallied after his involvement in the scandal was revealed.
The company's reputation was disallied when it was discovered that they had been using child labor.
The player's chances of winning the championship were disallied when he suffered a serious injury.
The student's hopes of getting into their dream college were disallied when they failed their final exams.
