REPUDIATE | • repudiate v. (Transitive) To reject the truth or validity of; to deny. • repudiate v. (Transitive) To refuse to have anything to do with; to disown. • repudiate v. (Transitive) To refuse to pay or honor (a debt). |
REPUDIABLE | • repudiable adj. Able or fit to be repudiated. • REPUDIABLE adj. admitting of repudiation. |
REPUDIATED | • repudiated adj. Disowned. • repudiated adj. Rejected as untrue or unjust. • repudiated adj. Divorced such as by a spouse. |
REPUDIATES | • repudiates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of repudiate. • REPUDIATE v. to cast off, disown. |
REPUDIATOR | • repudiator n. One who repudiates. • REPUDIATOR n. one who repudiates. |
REPUDIATING | • repudiating v. Present participle of repudiate. • REPUDIATE v. to cast off, disown. |
REPUDIATION | • repudiation n. The act of refusing to accept; the act of repudiating. • REPUDIATION n. the act of repudiating. |
REPUDIATIVE | • REPUDIATIVE adj. serving to repudiate. |
REPUDIATORS | • repudiators n. Plural of repudiator. • REPUDIATOR n. one who repudiates. |
REPUDIATIONS | • repudiations n. Plural of repudiation. • REPUDIATION n. the act of repudiating. |
REPUDIATIONIST | • repudiationist n. One who supports a policy of repudiation. • REPUDIATIONIST n. a person who favours repudiation of public debt. |
REPUDIATIONISTS | • repudiationists n. Plural of repudiationist. • REPUDIATIONIST n. a person who favours repudiation of public debt. |