disown

He has yet to disown the university as a whole.

Even the children, if they were not brought back quickly, he might disown.

Even the few people he'd actually thought of as friends had disowned him.

My friends from the old neighborhood are going to disown me.

Save me from that part of myself which I disown.

Great arguments, old man used to keep disowning the boy.

I got a letter from my father completely disowning me.

As a result, all those people had to disown the land separately.

Harris has come out to his father, only to be disowned.

The plans were later disowned by the Government and abandoned.

"Would I might disown my own hands which trained her."

They must disown the action through writing to all members who could be affected.

You see, I prefer to own and disown it at the same time.

The rest of the family disowned him and he died aged just 51.

If necessary, he must even disown the son of his mate.

My parents would disown me if they knew I was dating a man that worked for them!

He was involved in several major scandals which led to him being disowned by some members of his family.

It was most unlikely that he would disown her now.

- enough not to be disowned or anything like that.

We own and disown our relation to it, by turns.

He'd know in seconds if my maker had disowned me.

As a consequence of this marriage his family disowned him.

Because of this, Liu is also disowned by his father.

Though reviews were very positive, he soon disowned this book.

There were also reports that her father disowned his daughter because of the marriage.