DISOWNv.t.
[dis and own.]
1. To deny; not to own; to refuse to acknowledge as belonging to ones self. A parent and hardly disown his child. An author will sometimes disown his writings.
2. To deny; not to allow.
To disown a brothers better claim.
[dis and own.]
1. To deny; not to own; to refuse to acknowledge as belonging to ones self. A parent and hardly disown his child. An author will sometimes disown his writings.
2. To deny; not to allow.
To disown a brothers better claim.
Your browser paused reading when the page changed. Tap play to continue.
Your browser's speech engine stopped responding. Tap play to try again; if it stays silent, restart the browser.