disavowance (Meaning)
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disavowance (n.)
Disavowal.
Synonyms & Antonyms of disavowance
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disavowance Sentence Examples
- The company issued a public disavowance of the controversial advertisement, distancing itself from its damaging message.
- The politician's disavowance of his past statements exposed his hypocrisy and lack of integrity.
- The church released a statement expressing disavowance of the heretical teachings that had been circulating among its members.
- The organization's disavowance of racism was met with skepticism, as evidence emerged of its continued discriminatory practices.
- The disavowance of responsibility by the corporation allowed it to escape accountability for its negligence.
- The author's disavowance of literary criticism led him to focus on the emotional impact of his work rather than its intellectual content.
- The government's disavowance of its involvement in the covert operation raised questions about its commitment to transparency and the rule of law.
- The employee's disavowance of the company's decision to lay off workers highlighted the divisions within the organization.
- The disavowance of the artist's early work was seen as a betrayal of his artistic integrity and a denial of his own history.
- The disavowance of knowledge by the suspect cast doubt on the strength of the evidence against him.
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Disavowal.
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The company issued a public disavowance of the controversial advertisement, distancing itself from its damaging message.
The politician's disavowance of his past statements exposed his hypocrisy and lack of integrity.
The church released a statement expressing disavowance of the heretical teachings that had been circulating among its members.
The organization's disavowance of racism was met with skepticism, as evidence emerged of its continued discriminatory practices.
