repudiate

They often want to repudiate one kind of life to try another.

He was repudiated by his family, at least for a time.

He felt like a son who had just been repudiated by his own father.

She did not give him children, however, and he repudiated her in 1321.

There was no way for him to repudiate the book.

I would now like to know if and when he repudiated it.

How could he speak, do anything other than repudiate her?

His response had been that I should not mind then if you repudiate me.

Not unless I repudiate them and change my name or something.

And that's the way it's been for too long to repudiate it now.

They appear together for the last time at the end of 988 and she was probably repudiated a year later in 989.

The decision was not repudiated by the courts until 1983.

He should stand up and repudiate the threat in the House.

It was like asking children to repudiate their own father.

The dream is strong, however, and he knows it cannot be repudiated.

These opinions were repudiated in 2009 by the next administration.

The court said the government must not repudiate its contracts.

Many of the links, however, were repudiated by later research, or at least left open to question.

He was asked to repudiate the contents of his own book.

He was later to repudiate her but not, significantly, until after Richard's own death.

Now, she repudiates them, but there's no going back in this life.

No other man from the community would marry a woman thus repudiated.

Now, if that quote was wrong, he can repudiate it right here.

But they could not at this point publicly repudiate him.

He wanted to give you a reason to repudiate me."