Disavow Meaning in English

word

US

ˌdɪsəˈvaʊ

dis-uh-VOW

UK

dˌɪsɐvˈaʊ

dis-uh-VOW

परिभाषा

To say that you are not responsible for something or that you do not support or are not connected to it.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Formal and often used in legal, political, or organizational contexts. Common collocations: 'disavow responsibility', 'disavow knowledge', 'disavow statements'. Not the same as 'deny'—'disavow' focuses on rejecting connection or responsibility.

• Spanish: desconocer - repudiar
• Portuguese (BR): renegar - negar responsabilidade por
• Portuguese (PT): renegar - desassociar-se de
• Chinese (Simplified): 否认（与…无关） - 宣布与…脱离关系
• Chinese (Traditional): 否認（與…無關） - 宣佈與…脫離關係
• Hindi: इनकार करना - अस्वीकार करना (जिम्मेदारी से)
• Arabic: يتنصل من - يرفض المسؤولية عن
• Bengali: অস্বীকার করা - নিজেকে দায়িত্বমুক্ত বলা
• Russian: отрекаться - открещиваться
• Japanese: 否認する
• Vietnamese: từ chối liên quan - phủ nhận trách nhiệm
• Korean: 부인하다 - 책임이 없다고 하다
• Turkish: reddetmek (bağlantıyı/yükümlülüğü)
• Urdu: لاتعلقی ظاہر کرنا - انکار کرنا
• Indonesian: menyangkal keterlibatan - menyangkal tanggung jawab

उदाहरण वाक्य

The company quickly disavowed the employee's comments.

basic

He disavowed any knowledge of the plan.

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The politician disavowed the controversial statement.

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They immediately disavowed any involvement in the scandal.

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She tried to disavow her earlier comments during the meeting.

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The artist disavowed any connection to the parody video.

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