"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": "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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