Discover full dictionary
Change Library:
Disaffirm শব্দের বাংলা অর্থ: ত্যাজ্য করা
Disaffirm Meaning In Bengali ত্যাজ্য করা
Disaffirm
অস্বীকার করা, ত্যাজ্য করা, অগ্রাহ্য করা, অননুমোদন করা,
Definition
1) To refuse to affirm or acknowledge something; to deny or reject a statement, idea, or commitment.
2) In legal terms, to repudiate or disavow a contract or agreement, typically by a party who was underage or otherwise lacked capacity to enter into the agreement.
3) To disclaim or disown something previously affirmed or accepted; to retract or reverse a previous assertion or position.
Examples
Disaffirm Example in a sentence
1) The customer decided to disaffirm the contract because it did not meet his expectations.
2) The minor had the legal right to disaffirm the agreement due to lack of parental consent.
3) The court upheld the plaintiff's right to disaffirm the fraudulent transaction.
4) The buyer attempted to disaffirm the sale after discovering a defect in the product.
5) The tenant sought to disaffirm the lease agreement upon discovering hidden damages.
6) The artist disaffirmed their partnership after their collaborator failed to fulfill their obligations.
7) The company's lawyer advised them to disaffirm the contract due to breaches by the other party.
8) The student successfully disaffirmed their enrollment in the program and received a refund.
9) The party was able to disaffirm the loan agreement based on misrepresentation by the lender.
10) The court granted the plaintiff the right to disaffirm the marriage contract due to duress.
11) I'm sorry, but 'Disaffirm' is not a common word and I couldn't find any example sentences using it.
Part of Speech
Disaffirm (Verb.)
Synonyms
Deny , Refuse , Negate , Contradict , Renounce , Disaffirm - (VERB) অস্বীকার করা
Disown , Disclaim , Deny , Disaffirm - (VERB) ত্যাজ্য করা
Override , Ignore , Overpass , Discard , Disapprove , Disaffirm - (VERB) অগ্রাহ্য করা
Encyclopedia
To refuse to affirm or acknowledge something; to deny or reject a statement, idea, or commitment.
In legal terms, to repudiate or disavow a contract or agreement, typically by a party who was underage or otherwise lacked capacity to enter into the agreement.
To disclaim or disown something previously affirmed or accepted; to retract or reverse a previous assertion or position.
