Repudiate is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REPUDIATE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to cast off, disown
• refuse to accept; reject
• refuse to fulfil or discharge (an agreement, obligation, or debt)
• deny the truth or validity of
• reject the authority or validity of
• To cast off; to disavow; to have nothing to do with; to renounce; to reject.
• To divorce, put away, or discard, as a wife, or a woman one has promised to marry.
• To refuse to acknowledge or to pay; to disclaim; as, the State has repudiated its debts.
• refuse to acknowledge, ratify, or recognize as valid
• refuse to recognize or pay
• reject as untrue, unfounded, or unjust
• (in the past or in non-Christian religions) disown or divorce (one's wife)
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to divorce or separate formally from (a woman)

Words related to REPUDIATE

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Words that contain REPUDIATE

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How to use REPUDIATE in a sentence

• The system which I repudiate is that which allows teachers who have not come into direct contact with the leading facts of a science to pass their second-hand information on.
• No one is anxious to repudiate his debts in order not to suffer in loss of dignity, but almost all know that they cannot pay.
• Even when detected, their owners do not always repudiate their spurious treasures.
• I am sorry that you repudiate all amusements, as they contribute to the health of body and soul.
• Whether under all the circumstances she does either well or wisely to repudiate the engagement after it has once been agreed upon, is not for me to judge.
• This was the signal that caused the fires of unbelief to glow with the hottest flame in the heart of the infidels, and provoked them openly to repudiate His truth.
• Lamnenais and went so far as to repudiate the bad sentiments of many of her books.
• If the first wife committed adultery, the penalty was to repudiate her for a certain time.
• One and all, they have repudiated it and repudiate it still.
• It has been connected in the past with a blatant form of negation, and also with a social doctrine which all decent people repudiate.
• Hence it would appear that the religious life of Madjapahit was rooted in Buddhism, but a most tolerant Buddhism which had no desire to repudiate Brahmanism.
• If he did not actually repudiate Octavia, he disregarded her, and began to live with Acte as if she were his wife.
• It is as ridiculous as it is untrue, and I hereby repudiate such calumny.
• There is a higher law than the law of international copyright, and I feel confident that no Publisher of honour and integrity in the Great Republic will repudiate its claims.
• He who hears this may be excused if he feels it his duty to emit steam, walk with a jerk, and repudiate all responsibility for his actions.
• It is true that many who profess the principles of this music repudiate the model, and do not hide their disdain for Berlioz.
• A man of Islam has the right to repudiate a woman who gives him no children, but I have been merciful.
• France was this year occupied in the coronation of its monarch, whom the people was soon again to repudiate.
• If she signs the treaty, it will only be binding on her until she is strong enough to repudiate it.
• But the British Crown of to-day, so far as it exists for science and literature at all, exists mainly to repudiate the claims of intellectual performance to public respect.
• Perhaps even greater has been the reaction it has excited in the ranks of Hinduism among those who would repudiate the name of Christian.
• After that I could no longer repudiate mine honourable intentions, for if I did, then I should be arraigned before the law on a criminal charge of abduction.
• The genealogy of progress is like that of man, who can never repudiate a single ancestor.
• What right had he to question it thus? But yet, despite all self-reproach, the doubt remained, repudiate it as he might.
• And Pompeius has been persuaded by your uncle and his friends to break with Caesar and repudiate his promise.
• You have never failed to repudiate any effort to influence party action by moral considerations.
• Even in theory Indian mysticism does not repudiate energy.

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