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156 entries under disown topic. ×

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return(verb, give, refuse, deny)
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shun(verb, give, refuse, deny)
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spurn(verb, repudiate, disclaim, disavow)
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surrender(verb, give, refuse, repudiate)
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abjure(verb, repudiate, disclaim, disavow)
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abnegate(verb, repudiate, disclaim, disavow)
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abuse(verb, give, refuse, dosregard)
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accept(verb, give, refuse, dosregard)
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advance(verb, give, refuse, dosregard)
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aid(verb, give, refuse, dosregard)
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allow(verb, give, refuse, dosregard)
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assist(verb, give, refuse, dosregard)
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avoid(verb, repudiate, disclaim, disavow)
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back down(verb, repudiate, disclaim, disavow)
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back off(verb, repudiate, disclaim, disavow)
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backtrack(verb, repudiate, disclaim, disavow)
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be immune(verb, give, refuse, dosregard)
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bequeath(verb, give, refuse, dosregard)
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bestow(verb, give, refuse, dosregard)
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break(verb, give, refuse, dosregard)
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