disavaunce Synonyms
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disavaunce Meaning
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disavaunce (v. t.)
To retard; to repel; to do damage to.
disavaunce Sentence Examples
- The disavaunce of the project led to a significant loss of time and resources.
- The company faced disavaunce due to unforeseen market conditions, resulting in a decline in sales.
- The disavaunce of the aircraft's arrival caused inconvenience to passengers and disrupted travel plans.
- The team's disavaunce in the competition was attributed to lack of preparation and coordination.
- The disavaunce of the crop harvest due to adverse weather conditions resulted in a lower yield.
- The disavaunce of the shipment's arrival hindered the production schedule and delayed project completion.
- The disavaunce of the wedding ceremony due to technical difficulties caused disappointment and distress among the attendees.
- The disavaunce of the financial report submission led to penalties and reputational damage for the company.
- The disavaunce of the software update release caused frustration and inconvenience among users.
- The disavaunce of the construction project's completion resulted in additional costs and delayed occupancy.
FAQs About the word disavaunce
To retard; to repel; to do damage to.
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The disavaunce of the project led to a significant loss of time and resources.
The company faced disavaunce due to unforeseen market conditions, resulting in a decline in sales.
The disavaunce of the aircraft's arrival caused inconvenience to passengers and disrupted travel plans.
The team's disavaunce in the competition was attributed to lack of preparation and coordination.
