disavouch Antonyms
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Meaning of disavouch
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disavouch (v. t.)
To disavow.
disavouch Sentence Examples
- The government officials instantly disavowed any knowledge of the illegal activities taking place within their jurisdiction.
- Determined to maintain their reputation, the company disavowed the controversial statement made by one of their employees.
- Despite the accusations against him, the politician steadfastly disavowed any involvement in the corruption scandal.
- The grieving family disavowed the actions of the reckless driver who caused the tragic accident.
- The organization disavowed the extremist views expressed by a fringe group claiming to represent them.
- After discovering the truth, the witness disavowed his previous testimony, admitting that he had been misled.
- The athlete disavowed the use of performance-enhancing drugs, vehemently denying any allegations of cheating.
- The leader of the opposition party disavowed the violent protests that erupted in response to the government's policies.
- The corporation disavowed any responsibility for the environmental damage caused by its operations, claiming that it had acted within legal parameters.
- The religious group disavowed the heretical beliefs espoused by a renegade sect that had broken away from their community.
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To disavow.
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The government officials instantly disavowed any knowledge of the illegal activities taking place within their jurisdiction.
Determined to maintain their reputation, the company disavowed the controversial statement made by one of their employees.
Despite the accusations against him, the politician steadfastly disavowed any involvement in the corruption scandal.
The grieving family disavowed the actions of the reckless driver who caused the tragic accident.
