Disavowed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISAVOWED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DISAVOW, to disclaim responsibility for
• deny any responsibility or support for

Words related to DISAVOWED

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Words that contain DISAVOWED

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How to use DISAVOWED in a sentence

• When the answer of the Pope was finally received, it was found that he indignantly disavowed the verbal message, and excommunicated the three prelates as liars.
• Poltrot, removed to Paris, put to the torture and questioned by the commissioners of Parliament, at one time confirmed and at another disavowed his original assertions.
• The Guises complained violently at being thus disavowed by the king, who had the face to throw upon them alone the odium of the massacre which he had ordered.
• If I could now so far forget what under present circumstances would be due to the dignity of my country, I should be disavowed, and deservedly disavowed, by the President.
• Should it be disavowed or explained, as from the note of the Count de Rigny to you, written at the moment of great excitement, and in its matter not differing from M.
• It was a bold stroke and a dangerous one, but if I went too far I could afterwards be disavowed.
• She is regarded with suspicion, and it is generally believed that she has been guilty of the crime she disavowed.
• Needless to say, the whole opera-bouffe affair was promptly disavowed by the higher authorities.
• He disavowed hunting, he made it appear he travelled when he travelled in directions other than Scotland.
• This attitude and policy, frequently reported to Washington, was not disavowed or discouraged by the President and Cabinet.
• When it came into the hands of President Johnson, it was, under the counsel of Seward and Stanton, promptly disavowed.
• He persuaded Bonaparte that the secret was revealed too soon, and told the republican party, that Bonaparte disavowed what his brother had done.
• They rejected the observances of both creeds but often combined their doctrines and, though disavowed by the Brahmans, exercised a considerable influence among the lower castes.
• He has disavowed every liberal act which ever seemed to emanate from him, with the exception of the amnesty.
• Barclay, and disavowed, if there was one, as without authority from the United States, the property on which the arrest was made having been purchased by Dr.
• The British court have disavowed all aid to the Indians.
• We have never disavowed it formally, because it has never come to our knowledge with any degree of certainty.
• But we shall not be disavowed by the nation, and their act of indemnity will confirm and not weaken the constitution, by more strongly marking out its lines.
• The Emperor, on his return to Vienna, disavowed the concessions of his Governors General to his subjects of Brabant.
• The lapse of Muhammad and his idolatrous concession, but afterwards disowned and disavowed.
• George, though he still wore the mask of loyalty to the government, and disavowed the conduct of his son when he declared for the pretender.
• He, for one, he said, openly disavowed all participation in the principles, or sympathy with the cause of Don Carlos.
• The adventures of her life declared to be true by the world, and which Camille has never disavowed, enforce the questions suggested by her personal appearance.
• The advocates of this novel doctrine, however, if rightly understood, generally disavowed any claim to its application prior to the organization of a territorial government.
• And in England his interpretation of Anglican theology seemed to be more and more contradicted, disavowed, condemned, by all that spoke with any authority in the Church.
• Caesar himself disavowed his Ministers, and declared he had not been for the repeal, and that his servants had used his name without his permission.
• Accordingly he, too, was outlawed by the Confederates, and his act was disavowed by the Union, that was not ready to take this step.
• Mackenzie and other Reformers, many of whom, like the Baldwins and Perrys, disavowed all sympathy with such language.
• Sir Guy Carleton, however, who really was deeply indignant at the outrage, wrote, expressing his abhorrence, disavowed Lippencott, and promised a further inquiry.
• Though all of his acts since his recall might have been disavowed by his Government, yet Mexico can take no such exception.
• They disavowed all knowledge of the murder of Herrod, and stated, explicitly, that they were peaceably inclined, and disposed to adhere to the treaty of Greenville.
• President, I have disavowed all intention on the part of the Republican party to harm a hair of your heads anywhere.
• Bertie on his arrival dared not to go to the American legation for fear of being found out and disavowed.

Similar words containing AVOW without suffix ed and without prefix dis

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