disavow in Latin
disavow in Latin is diffiteor — disavow means to formally deny responsibility for or support of something.
disavow in Latin
diffiteor
(transitive) To strongly and solemnly refuse to own or acknowledge; to deny responsibility for, approbation of, and the like.
What does "disavow" mean?
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verb To formally deny responsibility for or support of something.
"The senator disavowed the extremist group's endorsement."
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disavow in a sentence
- The senator disavowed the extremist group's endorsement.
- He publicly disavowed the statements made in his name.
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What is "disavow" in Latin?
"disavow" in Latin is diffiteor. disavow means: To formally deny responsibility for or support of something.
How do you use "disavow" in a sentence?
Example: "The senator disavowed the extremist group's endorsement." In Latin, "disavow" is diffiteor.
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