disavowal in a sentence

Definition

Disavowal: a formal denial of any responsibility or support for something, often in response to controversy or accusation.

The politician issued a disavowal of the controversial statement made by his former advisor.
Her disavowal of the accusations surprised many who had assumed she would defend her actions.
The company's disavowal of responsibility for the faulty product left many customers feeling frustrated.
In a dramatic turn of events, the celebrity's public disavowal of the scandal changed the narrative entirely.
His disavowal of past beliefs marked a significant turning point in his personal journey.