disacknowledge (Meaning)
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disacknowledge (v. t.)
To refuse to acknowledge; to deny; to disown.
Synonyms & Antonyms of disacknowledge
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
disacknowledge Sentence Examples
- She disacknowledged the rumor, asserting it was baseless and unfounded.
- The government disacknowledged the existence of the secret project, denying any involvement.
- He disacknowledged his past mistakes, refusing to take responsibility for his actions.
- The company disacknowledged the allegations of misconduct, claiming they were malicious and false.
- She disacknowledged her feelings for him, trying to hide her attraction.
- The witness disacknowledged seeing the suspect at the crime scene, contradicting earlier statements.
- He disacknowledged the importance of education, believing it held no value in his life.
- The organization disacknowledged its role in the incident, evading any blame or accountability.
- She disacknowledged her accomplishments, downplaying her achievements and attributing them to luck.
- The authorities disacknowledged the threat, dismissing concerns and failing to take appropriate action.
FAQs About the word disacknowledge
To refuse to acknowledge; to deny; to disown.
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No antonyms found.
She disacknowledged the rumor, asserting it was baseless and unfounded.
The government disacknowledged the existence of the secret project, denying any involvement.
He disacknowledged his past mistakes, refusing to take responsibility for his actions.
The company disacknowledged the allegations of misconduct, claiming they were malicious and false.
