repudiative
rɪˈpjuːdiətɪv
Definition

Definition of repudiative - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
about rejectionRarerelating to the rejection or denial of somethingRare
  • His repudiative remarks made his disagreement clear..
denying refuting rejecting
2.
refusalRarerefusing to accept or acknowledge somethingRare
  • The company's repudiative response surprised everyone.
disclaiming rejecting
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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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  1. French:négateur, refusant, ...
  2. German:ablehnend, verweigernd, ...
  3. Italian:negativo, di rifiuto, ...
  4. Spanish:repudiativo, negador, ...
  5. Portuguese:repudiativa, negativo, ...
  6. Chinese:拒绝的, 不承认的, ...
  7. Japanese:拒否的, 拒否的な, ...
  8. Arabic:رَافِض, مُنْكِر, ...
  9. Hebrew:שׁוֹלֵל, מְסָרֵב, ...
  10. Russian:отвергающий, отказной, ...
  11. Ukrainian:відмовний, ...
  12. Hindi:अस्वीकृतिपूर्ण, अस्वीकारी, ...

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