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disavow

[dis-uh-vou] / ˌdɪs əˈvaʊ /


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As Pepe spread into the more extreme corners of the internet, Mr Furie tried to disavow the frog, even killing him off in a comic strip.

From BBC

Instead of disavowing them, she answered that she wouldn’t post such remarks today because she has “matured.”

From The Wall Street Journal

The Journal reported in May that Khan invoked the investigation of Netanyahu and Gallant in communications with his accuser as he urged her to disavow her allegations against him.

From The Wall Street Journal

In both cases the comments were immediately disavowed by the White House.

From MarketWatch

Federal officials also notably disavowed the need to conduct soil testing, insisting it would be too time-consuming.

From Los Angeles Times