Definition
Definition of repudiative - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
about rejectionRare relating to the rejection or denial of somethingRare
- His repudiative remarks made his disagreement clear..
2.
refusalRare refusing to accept or acknowledge somethingRare
- The company's repudiative response surprised everyone.
Origin of repudiative
Latin, repudiare (to reject) + -ive (having the quality of)
Examples of repudiative in a sentence
The article was filled with repudiative comments. Her repudiative stance on the proposal was clear. The politician's repudiative remarks caused a stir.
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- French:négateur, refusant, ...
- German:ablehnend, verweigernd, ...
- Italian:negativo, di rifiuto, ...
- Spanish:repudiativo, negador, ...
- Portuguese:repudiativa, negativo, ...
- Chinese:拒绝的, 不承认的, ...
- Japanese:拒否的, 拒否的な, ...
- Arabic:رَافِض, مُنْكِر, ...
- Hebrew:שׁוֹלֵל, מְסָרֵב, ...
- Russian:отвергающий, отказной, ...
- Ukrainian:відмовний, ...
- Hindi:अस्वीकृतिपूर्ण, अस्वीकारी, ...
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