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disown [dɪˈsəʊn, Am -ˈsoʊn] VB trans

to disown sb

wyrzekać [perf wyrzec] się kogoś

to disown responsibility

uchylać [perf uchylić] się od odpowiedzialności

Usage examples with disown

to disown sb

wyrzekać [perf wyrzec] się kogoś

to disown responsibility

uchylać [perf uchylić] się od odpowiedzialności

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

In those days, leprosy was associated with social stigma and the society disowned people suffering from leprosy. en.wikipedia.org

Rimes publicly disowned the album just days after its release, causing it to be discontinued. en.wikipedia.org

The band was disappointed with the single and soon disowned it. en.wikipedia.org

Only when she disowns him completely is his interest piqued, and he decides to win her back. en.wikipedia.org

Her grandfather threatened to disown her if she fails to graduate, which is a likely outcome. en.wikipedia.org

The architect left the country and disowned the building. en.wikipedia.org

As a result the artists disowned the project and the album did poorly saleswise. en.wikipedia.org

On the downside, the marriage caused a rift between the young singer and her parents, who considered the union unsuitable and consequently disowned her. en.wikipedia.org

He ran away with money stolen from the neighbours when he was fourteen and wrote to his parents telling them to disown him. en.wikipedia.org

However, at no time did they disown him. en.wikipedia.org

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