Reject is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REJECT in dictionary:

VERB:
• to refuse to accept
• dismiss as inadequate, unacceptable, or faulty
• refuse to agree to (a request)
• fail to show due affection or concern for (someone); rebuff
• show an immune response to (a transplanted organ or tissue) so that it fails to survive
• refuse to accept or believe
• To cast from one; to throw away; to discard.
• To refuse to receive or to acknowledge; to decline haughtily or harshly; to repudiate.
• To refuse to grant; as, to reject a prayer or request.
• refuse to accept or acknowledge
• deem wrong or inappropriate
• reject with contempt
• resist immunologically the introduction of some foreign tissue or organ
• refuse entrance or membership
• dismiss from consideration or a contest
NOUN:
• a person or thing dismissed as inadequate or unacceptable
• an item sold cheaply because of minor flaws
• the person or thing that is rejected or set aside as inferior in quality
• person or thing rejected as not up to standard
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to refuse to accept, consider, or make use of

Words related to REJECT

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Words that contain REJECT

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How to use REJECT in a sentence

• After this, it was difficult to reject the proposal that the dictator should have a public burial.
• Holbach was a friend of Diderot, who had also come to reject deism.
• If we wished to prevent similar scenes in our own islands, we must reject all moderate measures, and at once abolish the Slave Trade.
• Some of them I am going to forget, just as I reject books that have ceased to interest me.
• No sane man can doubt that, in the progress of events, much is produced that ought to be retained, and much generated that it would be wiser to reject.
• This is the truth which no man on earth can reject.
• And should any one reject thine offer, turn thou away from him, and put thy trust and confidence in the Lord, thy God, the Lord of all worlds.
• Let it be considered, that this argument goes as strongly against connivance, which you allow, as against toleration, which you reject.
• They, therefore, who reject the principle of natural and personal representation are essentially and eternally at variance with those who claim it.
• The constitution had made their advice necessary to confirm a treaty, but not to reject it.
• We must either take it as truth, or reject it as falsehood.
• I have been obliged to reject many applicants for varied reasons.
• Our religion sets before us an ideal which we all cordially accept, but it also tells us of marvels like your chariot and horses, which we most of us reject.
• For if we are to reject all such things as superstition, hallucination, and what not, the good must go with the bad.
• But if the councillors reject me? For you see I am still a young man.
• For what is to become of me if you avoid and reject me? Still I would not retain you by deceit.
• To argue against any proposed plan its liability to possible abuse is to reject every expedient, since everything dependent on human action is liable to abuse.
• Should the Senate, however, decline by such constitutional majority to give such advice or to express an opinion on the subject, I shall consider it my duty to reject the offer.
• He observed, that the King was to dismiss the parliament next day, and therefore they must adopt the bill as it stood, or reject it altogether.
• To neglect them is to reject the Savior, and forfeit the benefits of an interest in him.
• I am opposed to them, because they reject the Bible, and profess to be under the guidance of a higher law.
• At a mass-meeting the other night a resolution was prepared and sent to the King, asking him to reject the treaty and resume the war.
• Gotama, while regarding their doctrine as insufficient, did not reject their practices.
• Moreover, even if the land ordinance were defeated in order to reject the constitution, the Territory was pretty sure to secure as large a grant at some future time.
• If we reject the treaty, will our peace be as safe as if we executed it with good faith? I do honor to the intrepid spirits of those who say it will.

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