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156 entries under disown topic. ×

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bumble(verb, give, refuse, dosregard)
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burden(verb, give, refuse, dosregard)
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bypass(verb, repudiate, disclaim, disavow)
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cede(verb, give, refuse, dosregard)
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complete(verb, give, refuse, dosregard)
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comply(verb, give, refuse, dosregard)
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conclude(verb, give, refuse, dosregard)
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consent(verb, give, refuse, dosregard)
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continue(verb, give, refuse, dosregard)
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contradict(verb, give, refuse, dosregard)
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countermand(verb, give, refuse, dosregard)
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damage(verb, give, refuse, dosregard)
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decline(verb, repudiate, disclaim, disavow)
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deprive(verb, give, refuse, dosregard)
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detach(verb, give, refuse, dosregard)
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detour(verb, repudiate, disclaim, disavow)
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disavow(verb, repudiate, disclaim)
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disclaim(verb, repudiate, disavow)
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disconnect(verb, give, refuse, dosregard)
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disjoin(verb, give, refuse, dosregard)
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