Repudiated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REPUDIATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• REPUDIATE, to cast off, disown
• refuse to fulfil or discharge (an agreement, obligation, or debt)
• refuse to accept; reject
• deny the truth or validity of
• (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 REPUDIATED

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How to use REPUDIATED in a sentence

• Was Josephine to blame because she loved a selfish man after she was repudiated? Heloise was simply unable to conquer a powerful love.
• He repudiated the mother, and forced the daughter to become his wife.
• Antonius has despised, rejected, and repudiated them.
• In a quarter of an hour he repudiated the theories of a lifetime, a gratifying triumph for simple elemental goodness.
• The Island somewhat violently repudiated and denounced the whole proceedings, as might have been expected.
• He was, as it were, being kicked out and repudiated by his own family as worthless.
• The majority of the French captains repudiated the idea, but the king entertained it.
• With rare wisdom and courage Jay repudiated these instructions.
• It was repudiated by men of the twelfth and thirteenth centuries, and finally, in the day of the Reformation, it was either modified or cast away altogether.
• The Democrats in a few counties in the State rejected the advice and repudiated the action of the State Convention of their party on this point.
• This treaty was repudiated by King Bau-akh-iddina, who was transported with his palace treasures to Assyria.
• Beware that the clamor of them that have repudiated this Most Great Announcement shall not deter thee from achieving thy purpose.
• Would that ye knew this! By My Self! Whoso hath in bygone ages asked Us to produce the signs of God, hath, no sooner We revealed them to him, repudiated God’s truth.
• Yet notwithstanding this active support, many persons have been led to believe that the Socialists have repudiated the I.
• That the Socialist Party by no means repudiated the I.
• The Democratic party of the State repudiated the Ring, and it was plain that the Tammany ticket would be supported only by the lowest classes of the city voters.
• The unnatural ambitions of the Bulgars were repudiated by all the Balkan nations.
• True it is often claimed that Jesus repudiated the doctrine of vengeance.
• By such arguments they exceedingly exasperated the real Protestants, and, in common with all around me, I totally repudiated that ground of comprehension.
• Blandy refers to the fact that Cranstoun had been married in 1745, according to the Scotch process, to Anne, daughter of Sir David Murray, whom he repudiated two years after.
• The very old Sumerian law of ancient Babylon punished with slavery the son who repudiated his father.
• The Jansenists repudiated the principle, but eagerly practised it whenever the turn of intrigue gave them the chance.
• Perhaps she reminded him of the wife who had repudiated him.
• These principles, moreover, have never been repudiated by the Home Rulers of to-day.
• No Revelation is accepted as fully binding in any ancient religion, but by common consent the inconvenient parts are quietly dropped, and the evil parts repudiated.

Similar words containing PUDIAT without suffix ed and without prefix re

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