👉 Unavowableness in the context of law refers to a person who is not publicly known or disclosed about their actions, beliefs, or intentions. It can also refer to someone who does not disclose information that could be damaging to their reputation or credibility. Unavowableness is often used in legal contexts to indicate that an individual has not been truthful or forthcoming about a matter, and may result in consequences such as disbarment from the bar or other legal actions.
