disavowment Antonyms
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Meaning of disavowment
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disavowment (n.)
Disavowal.
disavowment Sentence Examples
- The government issued a disavowment of the inflammatory remarks made by the politician during his speech.
- The company's disavowment of the product's negative side effects led to a loss of consumer confidence.
- The disavowal of the treaty by the new government strained relations between the two countries.
- The actor's disavowal of his participation in the film after its release caused a public uproar.
- The organization distanced itself from the controversial statement made by its spokesperson through a public disavowal.
- The disavowal of the prior administration's policies by the newly elected president signaled a significant change in political direction.
- The scientist's disavowal of his earlier findings sent shockwaves through the academic community.
- The disavowal of the religious leader's teachings by his followers resulted in a schism within the community.
- The disavowal of the eyewitness account by the defense attorney cast doubt on the prosecution's case.
- The disavowal of the corporate sponsorship by the celebrity spokesperson damaged the company's reputation.
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Disavowal.
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The government issued a disavowment of the inflammatory remarks made by the politician during his speech.
The company's disavowment of the product's negative side effects led to a loss of consumer confidence.
The disavowal of the treaty by the new government strained relations between the two countries.
The actor's disavowal of his participation in the film after its release caused a public uproar.
