Rejecting is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REJECTING in dictionary:

VERB:
• REJECT, 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
NOUN:
• a person or thing dismissed as inadequate or unacceptable
• an item sold cheaply because of minor flaws
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to refuse to accept, consider, or make use of

Words related to REJECTING

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How to use REJECTING in a sentence

• If one good thing cannot be had, I do not see that it is a reason for rejecting another.
• The senate has also the sole power of confirming or rejecting the appointments of the governor.
• He thought that the assembly acted very wisely in rejecting the apprenticeship.
• Rejecting the worship of demons, he was zealous for that of God.
• The Turk is an economic parasite, and the economic organism must end of rejecting him.
• That would mean rejecting the good and the evil together, and the tendency to abolish such reports as inconvenient must be distinctly opposed.
• You are divided on new propositions and plans, but you are unanimous in rejecting and denouncing the old policy of the fathers.
• Nor, again, has civilisation shown any signs of rejecting doctrine.
• Rejecting this implement, he proposed to buy himself if a thousand dollars would suffice.
• All his life he had been rejecting the claims of beauty and gentle things, and he could be sure that his well-brought-up family would go on doing it after he was in his grave.
• This because they went on rejecting the Signs of Allah and slaying His Messengers without just cause.
• They admit Sudras as religious teachers and abbots, and lay little stress on caste while not entirely rejecting it.
• Rejecting all the plans of campaign which were suggested to him, he found himself incapable of forming any very plausible or consistent one of his own.
• We must therefore seek out some third view, which, rejecting the errors, shall combine the truths and supply the defects of the two former.
• Before rejecting the hint so plainly offered by nature, let every man consider for a moment whether he has any other than purely selfish arguments to produce against it.
• How long must it be kept up? Until no man can plead ignorance, or want of opportunity, for rejecting the Lord Jesus Christ.
• Martin, who had been a member of the Convention, asserted the same thing to the legislature of Maryland, and urged it as a reason for rejecting the Constitution.
• I arrived with six trunks and leave with one! We went over everything carefully twice, rejecting, trying to shake off the bonds of custom and get down to primitive needs.
• Rejecting this as a cowardly desertion of the post of duty, he had thoughts of setting up a school for children, and becoming himself a teacher in it.
• The Upper House had not the right of proposing amendments, but they had the right of rejecting them.
• But if she persisted in rejecting them, he would sell her as a field hand on the worst plantation on the river.
• Even in rejecting that phase of sexual selection depending on female choice, I insist on the greater efficacy of Natural Selection.
• These ordinances have been considered by many as so essentially interwoven with Christianity, that the Quakers, by rejecting the use of them, have been denied to be Christians.
• On the other hand they often showed a critical instinct in rejecting legendary matter.

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