verb
disavail
Disavail (verb) means to put someone at a disadvantage, or to cause them harm.
verb
1
To put someone at a disadvantage, or to cause them harm.
2
To stop using something, or give it up.
"I disavailed myself of his services."
"She disavailed him of that opinion."
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Etymology
Formed from dis- and avail.
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What is the meaning of disavail?
"disavail" (verb) means to put someone at a disadvantage, or to cause them harm.
What is the opposite of disavail?
The opposite of "disavail" is avail.
What are the different meanings of disavail?
"disavail" has 2 main meanings: 1. To put someone at a disadvantage, or to cause them harm; 2. To stop using something, or give it up.
