repudiation.

/ri-pyoo-dee-ey-shuhn/US // rɪˌpyu diˈeɪ ʃən //

休妻,退约,退货,拒绝接受

Definitions

1.
- ›the act of repudiating.
- ›the state of being repudiated.
- ›refusal, as by a state or municipality, to pay a lawful debt.

noundenial

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Antonyms

We learn that even through our collective repudiation, we can reconcile.
Some of the strongest repudiations of the Republican lawmakers came from AT&T, Comcast, Honeywell, PricewaterhouseCoopers, General Electric, KPMG and Verizon.
For the men involved, the bet’s outcome would be a personal validation—or repudiation—of their lifelong quests.
The fact that so many people report satisfaction with working remotely, even when isolated alone, or with no escape from family and roommates, is a striking repudiation of leaders’ visions of workplaces as communities.
It was he who previously held a repudiation rally in front of my classmates’ parents, parents who I knew for my entire life and they did not believe what he said.
Earlier this year, al Qaeda split with ISIS definitively in a public repudiation of the group.
In a telling repudiation of its corporate priorities, serious music fans increasingly want to own vinyl from 50 years ago.
This is not just a bold move, but a repudiation of the whole history of the entertainment industry.
And I thought the bailouts were a repudiation of everything that the Republican Party and conservatives stood for.
Clear and public of irresponsible statements from the U.S. would help alleviate this chronic problem.

/ri-pyoo-dee-ey-shuhn/US // rɪˌpyu diˈeɪ ʃən //

休妻,退约,退货,拒绝接受

1.
- ›the act of repudiating.
- ›the state of being repudiated.
- ›refusal, as by a state or municipality, to pay a lawful debt.

noundenial

Synonyms

Antonyms

We learn that even through our collective repudiation, we can reconcile.
Some of the strongest repudiations of the Republican lawmakers came from AT&T, Comcast, Honeywell, PricewaterhouseCoopers, General Electric, KPMG and Verizon.
For the men involved, the bet’s outcome would be a personal validation—or repudiation—of their lifelong quests.
The fact that so many people report satisfaction with working remotely, even when isolated alone, or with no escape from family and roommates, is a striking repudiation of leaders’ visions of workplaces as communities.
It was he who previously held a repudiation rally in front of my classmates’ parents, parents who I knew for my entire life and they did not believe what he said.
Earlier this year, al Qaeda split with ISIS definitively in a public repudiation of the group.
In a telling repudiation of its corporate priorities, serious music fans increasingly want to own vinyl from 50 years ago.
This is not just a bold move, but a repudiation of the whole history of the entertainment industry.
And I thought the bailouts were a repudiation of everything that the Republican Party and conservatives stood for.
Clear and public of irresponsible statements from the U.S. would help alleviate this chronic problem.