sown's Usage Examples:

cultures may suffer isolation, physical and psychological abuse, slut-shaming, public humiliation rituals, be disowned by friends and family, be prohibited.

The pitch, with the dimensions , was sown in mid-1950.

Surya Dev, is considered of low caste because he was disowned by Kunti at his birth and adopted by a family of low caste; thus living a life full of hardships.

The Spanish authorities would later disown this treaty with the Tlaxcalans after the fall of Tenochtitlan.

He struggles when he finds out that his son Tony is bisexual and nearly disowns him, losing many friends in the Square as a result.

It was intended to supplant Wouldn"t It Be Nice: My Own Story, Wilson"s disowned autobiography from 1991.

most just and hospitable of men, living on the self-sown fruits of the untilled earth; but we have no indication of where he placed them.

Tried and found guilty of disowning the royal authority and other offences, he refused to apply for a pardon.

Lee learns that Davy is in love with Clee and disowns him.

Venezuelan constitution, with the articles calling for Venezuelans to "disown any regime .

In agriculture, a living mulch is a cover crop interplanted or undersown with a main crop, and intended to serve the purposes of a mulch, such as weed.

inhabitants in the Grande Allée leave part of their land along the riverbed unsown was largely ignored for example.

In the decade after its release, the band largely disowned the song.

Synonyms:

seeded, planted,

Antonyms:

seedless, unestablished, unplanted,