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Synonyms for "repudiation" in English

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Detailed Synonyms for repudiation in English

repudiation:

repudiation [the ~] nom

  1. the repudiation
    the self-denial; the disavowal; the repudiation; the denial; the renunciation
  2. the repudiation
    – the exposure of falseness or pretensions 1
    the repudiation; the debunking
    – the exposure of falseness or pretensions 1
  3. the repudiation
    – refusal to acknowledge or pay a debt or honor a contract (especially by public authorities) 1
    the repudiation
    – refusal to acknowledge or pay a debt or honor a contract (especially by public authorities) 1
    • repudiation [the ~] nom
      • the repudiation of the debt by the city1
  4. the repudiation
    – rejecting or disowning or disclaiming as invalid 1
    the repudiation; the renunciation
    – rejecting or disowning or disclaiming as invalid 1
    • repudiation [the ~] nom
      • Congressional repudiation of the treaty that the President had negotiated1
    • renunciation [the ~] nom
  5. the repudiation
    – The ability of a user to falsely deny having performed an action that other parties cannot prove otherwise. For example, a user who deleted a file can successfully deny doing so if no mechanism (such as audit files) can prove otherwise. 2
    the repudiation
    – The ability of a user to falsely deny having performed an action that other parties cannot prove otherwise. For example, a user who deleted a file can successfully deny doing so if no mechanism (such as audit files) can prove otherwise. 2

repudiation

  1. repudiation
    rejection; repudiation; rebuttal
  2. repudiation
    rejection; repudiation

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Related Definitions for "repudiation":

  1. the exposure of falseness or pretensions1
  2. refusal to acknowledge or pay a debt or honor a contract (especially by public authorities)1
    • the repudiation of the debt by the city1
  3. rejecting or disowning or disclaiming as invalid1
    • Congressional repudiation of the treaty that the President had negotiated1
  4. The ability of a user to falsely deny having performed an action that other parties cannot prove otherwise. For example, a user who deleted a file can successfully deny doing so if no mechanism (such as audit files) can prove otherwise.2

repudiate:

to repudiate verbe (repudiates, repudiated, repudiating)

  1. to repudiate
    to disapprove; to reject; to repudiate; to decline; to denounce; to refuse; to disclaim; to spurn; to turn down; to object to
    • disapprove verbe (disapproves, disapproved, disapproving)
    • reject verbe (rejects, rejected, rejecting)
    • repudiate verbe (repudiates, repudiated, repudiating)
    • decline verbe (declines, declined, declining)
    • denounce verbe (denounces, denounced, denouncing)
    • refuse verbe (refuses, refused, refusing)
    • disclaim verbe (disclaims, disclaimed, disclaiming)
    • spurn verbe (spurns, spurned, spurning)
    • turn down verbe (turns down, turned down, turning down)
    • object to verbe (objects to, objected to, objecting to)
  2. to repudiate
    to disavow; to renounce; to repudiate; to deny
    • disavow verbe (disavows, disavowed, disavowing)
    • renounce verbe (renounces, renounced, renouncing)
    • repudiate verbe (repudiates, repudiated, repudiating)
    • deny verbe (denies, denied, denying)
  3. to repudiate
    – refuse to acknowledge, ratify, or recognize as valid 1
    to repudiate
    – refuse to acknowledge, ratify, or recognize as valid 1
    • repudiate verbe (repudiates, repudiated, repudiating)
      • The woman repudiated the divorce settlement1
  4. to repudiate
    – cast off 1
    to renounce; to repudiate; to disown
    – cast off 1
    • renounce verbe (renounces, renounced, renouncing)
      • She renounced her husband1
    • repudiate verbe (repudiates, repudiated, repudiating)
      • The parents repudiated their son1
    • disown verbe (disowns, disowned, disowning)
  5. to repudiate
    – reject as untrue, unfounded, or unjust 1
    to repudiate
    – reject as untrue, unfounded, or unjust 1
    • repudiate verbe (repudiates, repudiated, repudiating)
      • She repudiated the accusations1
  6. to repudiate
    – refuse to recognize or pay 1
    to repudiate
    – refuse to recognize or pay 1
    • repudiate verbe (repudiates, repudiated, repudiating)
      • repudiate a debt1

Conjugations for repudiate:

present
  1. repudiate
  2. repudiate
  3. repudiates
  4. repudiate
  5. repudiate
  6. repudiate
simple past
  1. repudiated
  2. repudiated
  3. repudiated
  4. repudiated
  5. repudiated
  6. repudiated
present perfect
  1. have repudiated
  2. have repudiated
  3. has repudiated
  4. have repudiated
  5. have repudiated
  6. have repudiated
past continuous
  1. was repudiating
  2. were repudiating
  3. was repudiating
  4. were repudiating
  5. were repudiating
  6. were repudiating
future
  1. shall repudiate
  2. will repudiate
  3. will repudiate
  4. shall repudiate
  5. will repudiate
  6. will repudiate
continuous present
  1. am repudiating
  2. are repudiating
  3. is repudiating
  4. are repudiating
  5. are repudiating
  6. are repudiating
subjunctive
  1. be repudiated
  2. be repudiated
  3. be repudiated
  4. be repudiated
  5. be repudiated
  6. be repudiated
diverse
  1. repudiate!
  2. let's repudiate!
  5. repudiated
  6. repudiating
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

repudiate

  1. repudiate
    repudiate; disavow

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Related Definitions for "repudiate":

  1. refuse to acknowledge, ratify, or recognize as valid1
    • The woman repudiated the divorce settlement1
  2. cast off1
    • The parents repudiated their son1
  3. reject as untrue, unfounded, or unjust1
    • She repudiated the accusations1
  4. refuse to recognize or pay1
    • repudiate a debt1







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