0 present participle of disclaim
1 to say that you have no responsibility for, or knowledge of, something that has happened or been done:
We disclaim all responsibility for this disaster.
It is of course perfectly justified to use networks as cognitive models, disclaiming any necessary connection with actual brains.
The disclaiming of originality in text-books would perhaps be one.
Misra appears to reject responsibility for the biographical elements in her writing by simply disclaiming and denying it.
It would appear that a two-child family by disclaiming the family allowance of £1·50, could in real terms increase its income.
If the customer sees any notice disclaiming responsibility for defects in the goods, advice should be given to think twice before he buys.
He did a useful service in disclaiming that idea.
I wish to begin, not by declaring an interest, but by disclaiming one.
Clause 12 prevents traders from disclaiming liability for unsafe products by invoking the defence of due diligence without just cause.
