disowned (Meaning)

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disowned (imp. & p. p.)

of Disown

The parents disowned their child after finding out about their illegal activities.
The CEO disowned the company's product after it received negative feedback from customers.
The author disowned their book after it was criticized for being poorly written.
The country disowned its citizens who were caught spying for a foreign power.
The family disowned their relative who married someone from a different religion.
The artist disowned their painting after it was vandalized.
The politician disowned their supporter who made offensive remarks.
The church disowned the priest who was accused of sexual misconduct.
The team disowned the player who was caught cheating.
The company disowned the product that was found to be defective.

of Disown

denied, rejected, refuted, disallowed, repudiated, disavowed, negated,contradicted, disclaimed, disagreed (with)

allowed, acknowledged, accepted, adopted, allowed, conceded, owned,owned, admitted, conceded

The parents disowned their child after finding out about their illegal activities.

The CEO disowned the company's product after it received negative feedback from customers.

The author disowned their book after it was criticized for being poorly written.

The country disowned its citizens who were caught spying for a foreign power.