disavow

1 “American Idiot” represented the final stages of a cultural sea change for Green Day, which was vilified for disavowing its punk-rock roots when it released its third LP, “Dookie,” through a major label, in 1994.

2 Mr. Prince first announced his decision in a series of tweets, saying that he was disavowing the work.

3 And Mr. Moore disavowed the notion that the show is an elaborate prank.

4 Chua and other youth organizers hoped to pressure the New York State governor to disavow contributions to his gubernatorial re-election campaign from oil, gas, and coal interests.

5 They’ve seen America’s first black president elected and a presidential candidate hesitate to disavow the Ku Klux Klan.

6 But to, to paint my whole life on that is a gross distortion, because we have to remember, I didn't write them, I didn't see them before that, and I have disavowed them.

7 I did however find it surprising that Paramount Pictures, which will release the film, disavowed any participation in the initiative, and even declined to be interviewed for the Times piece.

8 The maesters — who are supposed to disavow family loyalties — are likely to feel some gratitude.

9 She now seems to be trying to disavow her earlier statements.

10 He was saying, “Everything that brought me to pop stardom I now disavow.”

11 Some of his reactions are typical: He disavows their views and moves to New York City.

12 Stone himself eventually disavowed the technique as a useful therapy.

13 All along, Stewart himself downplayed and often disavowed the notion that his show’s take on the news was nutritional enough to comprise an entire news diet.

14 More generative for him are the examples of artists who became known as Minimalists even as they disavowed the term.

15 Given my cancer’s cell type and the family history I had disavowed, the doctors suspected BRCA, and recommended testing.

16 All the architects, including Sullivan, seemed to have been captured by the same spell, although Sullivan later would disavow the moment.

17 Mr. Reich stashed his Pulse Gate in a closet, abandoned “Pulse Music” and disavowed electronic music.

18 Likewise, 57 percent of independent voters and just more than half of white suburban women also disavowed the need for higher taxes as a debt reduction tool.

19 Perhaps disingenuously, Levinson and Crow consistently disavow much engagement with what they call “the business side” of this new arena.

20 His former colleagues and allies have publicly disavowed him or distanced themselves from him.

1 不承认

disavowal deny denial derecognize repudiate invalid argue with objection refusal renunciation challenge renounce disclaim disallow nonrecognition

2 否认

negative denegation disclamation No denial disclaimer contradiction negation renunciation repudiation disavowal abnegation disaffirmation disaffirmance deny reject contradict renounce disclaim repudiate gainsay controvert sublate disaffirm get away from contradictory traverse nay negate confound disown abjure nix challenge refute renege naysay dispute negatory negational no sublation renegue refuse veto contravene in the negative

3 拒绝

negative no denial rejection refusal nay declination heave-ho disavowal refuse decline deny reject exclude withhold negate repel disallow abnegate disaffirm not have any in the negative bluff off shove by say nay turn out in the cold

4 不赞成

objection disfavour object disapprove hold no brief for

5 推卸

disavowal shift unload shirk deny

6 不支持

hold no brief for

7 推翻

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