disclame (Meaning)

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disclame (v. t.)

To disclaim; to expel.

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The politician decided to disclaim any knowledge of the scandal, claiming that he had no involvement whatsoever.
The disclaimer at the bottom of the advertisement stated that the results may vary and that the product is not guaranteed to work.
The company issued a disclaimer, stating that they could not be held responsible for any damages caused by the use of their product.
The doctor disclaimed liability for any complications that might arise from the surgery, emphasizing the inherent risks involved.
The legal disclaimer at the end of the contract stipulated that neither party was responsible for any losses incurred.
The website disclaimer informed users that any personal information provided would be used solely for the purpose of improving their experience.
The disclaimer on the product packaging warned consumers that the product may contain allergens and should be used with caution.
The speaker disclaimed any intent to offend, explaining that their comments were meant to be humorous and not taken seriously.
The disclaimer in the software license agreement stated that the software was provided "as is" and that the company was not liable for any defects or errors.
The disclaimer on the investment prospectus cautioned investors that the value of their investment could fluctuate and that they could lose money.

To disclaim; to expel.

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The politician decided to disclaim any knowledge of the scandal, claiming that he had no involvement whatsoever.

The disclaimer at the bottom of the advertisement stated that the results may vary and that the product is not guaranteed to work.

The company issued a disclaimer, stating that they could not be held responsible for any damages caused by the use of their product.

The doctor disclaimed liability for any complications that might arise from the surgery, emphasizing the inherent risks involved.