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156 entries under disown topic. ×

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reject(verb, give, refuse, deny, repudiate)
2
renounce(verb, give, refuse, deny, repudiate)
2
repudiate(verb, give, refuse, deny)
1
refuse(verb, give, deny, repudiate)
1
abandon(verb, give, refuse, repudiate)
1
abstain(verb, give, refuse, repudiate)
1
deny(verb, give, refuse, disallow)
1
disagree(verb, give, refuse, deny)
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disallow(verb, give, refuse, deny)
1
disapprove(verb, give, refuse, deny)
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discard(verb, give, refuse, deny)
1
forsake(verb, give, refuse, repudiate)
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give(verb, refuse, deny, disallow)
1
give up(verb, give, refuse, repudiate)
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leave alone(verb, give, refuse, deny)
1
let go(verb, give, refuse, deny)
1
neglect(verb, give, refuse, deny)
1
oppose(verb, give, refuse, deny)
1
release(verb, give, refuse, deny)
1
repulse(verb, give, refuse, deny)
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HarvardSmart Define 1970, took over thesaurus, Smart Define, viewed 30 September, 2026, <https://smartdefine.org/took_over/thesaurus/antonyms>.
MLASmart Define. "took over thesaurus" 1 January 1970. Web. 30 September 2026. <https://smartdefine.org/took_over/thesaurus/antonyms>