disavail
verbUK [dɪsəˈveɪɫ]
Etymology From dis- + avail.
1
To disadvantage or harm.
2
To loose or stop using something.
- I disavailed myself of his services.
- She disavailed him of that opinion.
- Antonyms
- avail
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