disaffirmed
/ˌdɪsəˈfɜrmd/
verb
- To state formally that a previous decision, agreement, or belief is no longer valid or accepted.
- The company disaffirmed the contract when the other party failed to meet the deadline.
- She disaffirmed her earlier statement, saying she had been under pressure.
- The court disaffirmed the earlier ruling after new evidence emerged.