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Antonyms:
bequeath,
leave,
will
Often used in the same context:
repudiate,
disavow,
disassociate,
condemn,
dissociate,
apologize,
ostracise,
denounce,
estrange,
denigrate,
castigate,
alienate,
vilify,
christianise,
lionise,
forgive,
absolve,
betray,
renounce,
sermonise,
disunite,
exculpate,
resile,
excommunicate,
backtrack,
insinuating,
ostracize,
disinherit,
embarrass,
expatiate,
embarass,
temporize,
emancipate,
reprove,
embitter,
idealise,
sentimentalise,
demean,
verbalise,
scandalise,
demonize,
condescend,
immolate,
marginalize,
ingratiate,
belittle,
moralize,
disinvite,
criticize,
condone,
abrogate,
chastise,
romanticize,
endorse,
accede,
scold,
inculpate,
expel,
pander,
chastize,
lambast,
psychoanalyze,
mythologise,
crucify,
dishonor,
incriminate,
regretted,
intellectualize,
offend,
eulogise,
sexualise,
prevaricates,
pretend,
idolize,
deport,
idol worshiper,
exonerate,
strangulate,
accept,
desecrate,
antagonize,
proselytise,
admonish,
perjure,
mau mau,
recolonize,
derecognise,
reproach,
admit,
resign,
convince,
counterpose,
extenuate,
whities,
tyrannise,
romanticise,
demonizing,
baptise,
confide,
mortify,
berate,
besmirch,
arises,
arthur,
be,
betimes,
brandon,
compare,
correspond,
dad,
daddy,
edith,
get,
grandma,
leo,
makes,
mama,
mamma,
manifest,
mom,
mum,
oft
Appears in the definition of:
renounce,
repudiate
More general:
deprive
Synonyms:
disinherit
Also try:
— Adjectives for disown:
self,
right,
better,
last,
proud,
next,
softer,
claim,
good
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