Repudiation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REPUDIATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of repudiating
• refusal to fulfil or discharge an agreement, obligation, or debt
• rejection of a proposal or idea
• denial of the truth or validity of something.
• The act of repudiating, or the state of being repuddiated; as, the repudiation of a doctrine, a wife, a debt, etc.
• One who favors repudiation, especially of a public debt.
• rejecting or disowning or disclaiming as invalid
• refusal to acknowledge or pay a debt or honor a contract (especially by public authorities)
• the exposure of falseness or pretensions
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act of repudiating; the state of being repudiated; the refusal of public authorities to acknowledge or pay a debt

Words related to REPUDIATION

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Words that contain REPUDIATION

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How to use REPUDIATION in a sentence

• Jefferson Davis, the present President of the revolted South, were not afraid to recommend the repudiation of debts.
• The repudiation of this error, and of its logical sequences, was one of the causes of the Reformation.
• After that I refused absolutely to speak to him again, and this repudiation I extended to all other relatives, friends and acquaintances.
• We would not be understood as relaxing in any degree the rigor of repudiation which such an act deserved.
• Repudiation of such debts is not the relief for a missionary society.
• O concourse of divines! Beware lest ye be the cause of strife in the land, even as ye were the cause of the repudiation of the Faith in its early days.
• This of course was a direct repudiation by Germany of all the promises she had made to the United States.
• Nothing is regarded in a more obnoxious light than the repudiation of their honest debts by sovereign States.
• She opposed particularly the repudiation of Octavia, which, being merely the result of a pure caprice, would have caused serious scandal in Rome.
• Jefferson Davis had nevertheless sustained the repudiation of those bonds.
• Surely there is here ample evidence of repudiation and bad faith.
• The repudiation is complete and final, so long as slavery exists in Mississippi.
• It would in any case have been entirely useless to suggest the repudiation of Dr.
• For the first time that savage act came back to him with a surge of repudiation, of scared denial.
• Another object which gave rise to dissension between the government of Great Britain and the United States, was the repudiation of public debts by several states of the union.
• Nor does it constitute a repudiation of their sacred obligation to promote, in the most effective manner, the best interests of their government and people.
• FAMILY OWING REPUDIATION VITAL PROVISIONS MASTER’S WILL AND LONG-STANDING DISOBEDIENCE.
• His repudiation of the French Skeptical School, 131.
• The meeting on the stairway, the repudiation of Mrs.
• Now it loads unborn posterity with crushing debt, mortgages all estates, and brings upon States the shame and infamy of dishonest repudiation.
• There he thought of something to say in reply, repudiation, thought better of it, started down the stairs.
• His scornful repudiation of Quantrill and his methods was characteristic of the man.
• It can, however, be said for him that he never favored repudiation, as some of his comrades did.
• Lincoln had to repeat his decisive and indignant repudiation of it.
• But it was a solemn, public, official pledge of the national honor, and I can not imagine upon what grounds the repudiation of it is to be justified.
• For the rest, there is no repudiation party in New Zealand, nor is there likely to be any.
• To repudiate a public obligation of that sort would be as ruinous to Ireland as the repudiation of a public debt is to any State in the world.
• Davis, and of all the old and tried leaders in this cause, form the strongest testimony of their utter repudiation of any such heresy.
• The people of the Union, who expected moral support and universal indignant repudiation of the slaveholding Rebel conspiracy, have been disgusted and offended.
• Assumption of the rebel debt or repudiation of the Federal debt would be sure to follow.

Similar words containing PUDIA without suffix tion and without prefix re

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