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disowned in the PONS Dictionary

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In those days, leprosy was associated with social stigma and the society disowned people suffering from leprosy.
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On the downside, the marriage caused a rift between the young singer and her parents, who considered the union unsuitable and consequently disowned her.
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The poem took two years to complete and was one of the few works from this period that he did not disown in his maturity.
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However, at no time did they disown him.
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Only when she disowns him completely is his interest piqued, and he decides to win her back.
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The band was disappointed with the single and soon disowned it.
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The architect left the country and disowned the building.
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Because of this, her family has disowned her, and she laments the choice she has made.
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After a few years he revealed his conversion to his father, who disowned him.
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Her grandfather threatened to disown her if she fails to graduate, which is a likely outcome.
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