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repudiate English

Meaning repudiate meaning

What does repudiate mean?
Definitions in simple English

repudiate Verb

— If you repudiate, you deny the truth or validity of something.

repudiate

— verb (= renounce) cast off She renounced her husband The parents repudiated their son — verb refuse to acknowledge, ratify, or recognize as valid The woman repudiated the divorce settlement — verb reject as untrue, unfounded, or unjust She repudiated the accusations — verb refuse to recognize or pay repudiate a debt

Synonyms repudiate synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as repudiate?

repudiate English » English

renounce deny reject disavow disown disclaim abjure turn down refuse recant divorce abandon spurn repel rebuff negate expel dismiss discard controvert cast off wipe up whisk ward off vote out vote down violation underrate turn away throw out throw away sweep up sweep away strand stave off split up shed send packing send down scratch scorn rule out retract rescind repulse repudiation reprobate repress refute refused

Topics repudiate topics

What do people use repudiate to talk about?
Social behavior Behavior Admire someone

Despise someone
Grammar Semantic constituents related to verbs Yes

No, not

Conjugation repudiate conjugation

How do you conjugate repudiate?

repudiate · verb

Examples repudiate examples

How do I use repudiate in a sentence?

Simple sentences

My parents would repudiate my brother if they ever found out he was gay.

Movie subtitles

And as your brother, I repudiate you.
It is I who repudiate you,.and in the name of Satan I place a curse upon you.
My subjects! I am here to announce that today repudiate our current wife and get our hands real for the princess Selene, the splendor of the night!
You repudiate the Queen and give me back my titles, my money, my Fleece.
You can't repudiate us Jane!
If we are captured, the Highest of Kzin will repudiate us.
Forgive me, gentlemen, but you must understand that His Majesty's government and the British people repudiate both the massacre and the philosophy that prompted it.
They know once he sets foot in America, he'd repudiate every word.
Please don't repudiate me.
You meant it. Don't repudiate it.
We repudiate the Seventeen Point Agreement.
Yossef will see that I'm not a virgin and repudiate me.
Isaac did not repudiate Rebecca in spite of her barrenness.
Needless to say, we've been petitioned to repudiate the convictions.
It is I who repudiate you, It is I who curses you in the name of the Devil.
Ipson found him and promised to repudiate the marriage.
I'll repudiate her.
We pronounce anathema upon you, we expel you, we curse you, we repudiate your deeds!
Some big prophecy he was trying to repudiate.
The mad monks in the inquisition imprisoned Galileo And ordered him to repudiate his theory.
Alive I can repudiate that treaty.
He promises to repudiate the debt but orders the president of the Central Bank to legitimize it.
So I told Hamid to repudiate her.
If their identity were ever discovered. my government would be compelled to repudiate them.
Your government would be the first to repudiate you.
True, except that they repudiate the obligation and do nothing.
I am here to announce that today repudiate our current wife and get our hands real for the princess Selene, the splendor of the night!
Moreover, once they have gone so far as to collectively repudiate history, it is hardly surprising to see these resolutely ultramodern careerists urging us to read coopted thinkers in their fifties.
So you ride a bike, or a motorcycle, and go about your lives, if they ride a car, we just ignore them, we abandon them, we repudiate them!
It's our right, to repudiate!
Isaac did not repudiate Rebecca in spite of her barrenness. Neither did Jacob.
Don't ask me to repudiate myself.
No, I mean repudiate.
I repudiate it.
So, you totally repudiate the accusations against you?

News and current affairs

But, in order to succeed, Turkey must firmly pursue a pledge from all the region's players to repudiate the use of force in settling their disputes.
We can escape it only if we Americans repudiate the war on terror as a false metaphor.
In some critical sense, he must repudiate Blair's legacy, which, at a minimum, means promising to take Britain out of the Iraq War.
To show that the new Russia stood for civilized values, Yeltsin refused to repudiate the country's external obligations as the Bolsheviks had in 1917.
It is right for a democracy to repudiate a dictatorship, and the new Spanish law is cautiously drafted, but it is better to leave people free to express even unsavory political sympathies, for legal bans don't foster free thinking, they impede them.
They repudiate not only parliament and its necessary compromises, but the rule of law itself.
No matter how often Chinese leaders repudiate any hegemonic ambition, wariness about China's true intentions will remain.
Have they shown, by their actions, that they think financial markets need tighter controls or that, on the contrary, the state should repudiate bailouts and leave financial firms to face the full consequences of their own mistakes?
And a higher-debt America is one in which savers and lenders would have a justified greater fear that the government would resort to inflation in order to repudiate part of its outstanding debt.
The Irish government elected next spring is bound to repudiate the current arrangements.
First, African leaders, who should repudiate these debts, are the ones who contracted them in the first place, with the obvious aim of enriching themselves.
Many repudiate his corruption but, in challenging the post-coup status quo, have no recourse except to use him as a rallying symbol.
A popular government in which the Islamist Muslim Brotherhood is represented would worry the Americans and the Egyptian military, owing to the prospect that it would repudiate the peace treaty with Israel and jeopardize relations with the US.
But, despite street protests, the collective reaction in Japan has not been to repudiate nuclear energy.

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