Disavowal (noun)

Disavowal refers to the act of denying knowledge, responsibility, or involvement in something. It can be a formal or informal statement or action that denies or renounces something.

Origin:

The word disavowal comes from the prefix "dis-" which means to deny or reject, and the noun "avowal" which means a statement of belief or support. disavowal refers to the act of denying knowledge, responsibility, or involvement in something.

Examples:

1. The company issued a disavowal of any involvement in the illegal activities.
2. The leader's disavowal of the statement caused confusion among the followers.
3. The disavowal of the treaty by the government sparked protests.
4. The politician's disavowal of the previous position caused a backlash among the supporters.
5. The public's disavowal of the brand was caused by the scandal.