Pronunciation: /dɪˈsəvaʊ/
verb to deny any responsibility or support for something; to reject or renounce
A1 I disavow any knowledge of what happened.
A2 She disavowed any involvement in the crime.
B1 The company disavowed responsibility for the faulty product.
B2 The politician disavowed his previous statements on the issue.
C1 The CEO disavowed any connection to the scandal.
C2 The organization disavowed the actions of its rogue members.
formal The company's official statement was to disavow any involvement in the scandal.
informal She quickly disavowed any knowledge of the situation when questioned by her friends.
slang He straight up disavowed his ex-best friend after the betrayal.
figurative The artist chose to disavow traditional painting techniques in favor of a more experimental approach.
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