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单词 repudiation
释义
repudiation
noun[U]
formal
uk
/rɪˌpjuː.diˈeɪ.ʃən/us
/rɪˌpjuː.diˈeɪ.ʃən/
theactofrefusingtoacceptsomething or someone astrue, good, orreasonable:
拒绝，不接受；否认；批驳
They weresurprisedby hissuddenrepudiationofall hisformerbeliefs.他们对他突然否定自己以前的所有信仰感到惊讶。
Herstatementamounted tocompleterepudiation of theagreement.她的声明相当于完全否定了协议。
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  • Heractionsrepresenta repudiation of hisleadership.
  • Theelectionresultwas aclearrepudiation of themayor, who hassuffereddamageoverrecentscandals.
  • Hesawhisteenageson'sflightto Canada as aclearrepudiation of everything heholdsdear.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Refusing & rejecting
  • abnegate
  • abnegation
  • bar
  • batsomething/someoneaway
  • blow(something)out
  • brush
  • disown
  • jettison
  • laugh
  • miss a chance/opportunityidiom
  • punt onsomething
  • quit
  • quit onsomeone
  • react
  • react againstsomething
  • repudiate
  • resistant
  • spurn
  • turnyournose upidiom
  • unclaimed
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(Definition ofrepudiationfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofrepudiation

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In addition, authentication using public key encryption limits messagerepudiation: if a message is confirmed as authentic, the sender cannot easily deny sending it.
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This reader was not left entirely convinced that the grain crises of the 1790s represented a 'repudiation' of the moral economy.
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Moreover, it would not be difficult to show that a similarrepudiationof survivor guilt has occurred in many other contexts and areas of inquiry.
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Alarmingly, public opinion was evenly divided between support for andrepudiationof this ' death squad ' for common criminals.
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These repudiations resonated with the empiricist teachings of contemporary natural science.
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Such processes ofrepudiation, abjection and attempts at recuperation may have unintended political consequences.
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The woman maintained her absolute right to it, though, and it had to be paid in the case of arepudiation.
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It groups them under four defiant nouns - rejection,repudiation, resilience, continuities - words that virtually contain in themselves the thesis of the entire monograph.
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In this way, displacement of heroic middle-class experts by old boys entailed a renewedrepudiationof statist intervention.
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The psychological and moral dimensions become even clearer when we look at the way in which women's lawyers try to preventrepudiation(or revocation).
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It turns out that the stock of debt increases infinitely withoutrepudiationunder very general circumstances.
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Finally, women's lawyers may apply for ' judicialrepudiation' on the grounds of incompatibility between the spouses.
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There is a clearrepudiationof romantic hermeneutics and, as a consequence, the recognition of multiple meanings.
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Hisrepudiationof excess desire is hypocritical, for it derives from the entrenchment of his own inhibitions and his enslavement to them.
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The first of these proposals is merely therepudiationof strong historical, psychological, genetic, or environmental determinism.
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