disavowedadj.

1591 Proclam. Elizabeth I to redresse Disorders among Postes 26 Apr. (single sheet) Neither they nor any for them doe hereafter take vpon them, openly or vnderhand to employ any such disauowed person in the carying of their Letters.

1647 J. Taylor Θεολογἰα Ἐκλεκτικἡ Ep. Ded. 35 Charging disavowed Doctrines upon men, and the persons of the men with the consequences of their doctrine.

1810 Cobbett's Weekly Polit. Reg. 6 Jan. 14 The recall of the disavowed Minister having been followed by the appointment of a successor.

1889 Sat. Rev. 28 Sept. 345/2 The disavowable, but not yet disavowed, agents of Russia.

1903 London Standard 2 Oct. 2/4 Diplomatic agents of the..disavowed order, romantic ladies who vanish off the face of precipices, [etc.].

2015 Grimsby Tel. (Nexis) 14 Oct. 8 Ilsa Faust (played by Rebecca Ferguson), a disavowed British agent who may or may not be a member of this deadly rogue nation.

1698 R. Ferguson View of Ecclesiastick in Socks & Buskins 7 As that great and learned man Mr. Baxter..disavowedly, and with an openess natural to him, doth express himself.

1821 Statesman 26 Mar. The Prince de Casteleicala is here styling himself the Neapolitan Ambassador, and yet he is disavowedly the Duke de Gallo.

1918 Coal Age 22 Aug. 365/1 In fact it can be and probably is done more or less secretly and even disavowedly.

2010 Church Hist. 79 545 Ambrose further relies on the disavowedly sexual language of the Song of Songs precisely in order to praise promiscuities of identity.