"disowneth" meaning in English

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          "text": "If jeſting once go beyond Piety, ſo that God be diſhonoured; beyond charity, that his neighbour be wronged, or beyond comlineſſe, that his wiſdom and gravity be called into queſtion and himſelf diſgraced, he preſently diſowneth and leaveth it.",
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          "text": "IT was my deſire to have reviſed this Appendix, and have corrrected all harſher offenſive paſſages, and blotted out whatſoever Mr. B. diſowneth or hath ſince recalled, which is here mentioned as his Words; […]",
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          "text": "Such Images, therefore, the Council of Trent expreſly diſowneth, profeſſing the ſpirituality, inviſibility, and infinity of God, which nothing viſible can repreſent.",
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          "text": "If jeſting once go beyond Piety, ſo that God be diſhonoured; beyond charity, that his neighbour be wronged, or beyond comlineſſe, that his wiſdom and gravity be called into queſtion and himſelf diſgraced, he preſently diſowneth and leaveth it.",
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