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Rechercher
to rebuff
01
rejeter, repousser
to reject or dismiss someone or something in an abrupt or blunt manner
Example
The job applicant was rebuffed without any clear explanation for the rejection.
The team captain rebuffed the suggestion to change the game strategy.
The proposal was rebuffed by the committee, citing concerns about feasibility.
02
repousser
forcefully repel or drive back someone or something, typically as a defensive action
Example
The soldiers will rebuff any attempts to breach the perimeter, ensuring the safety of their encampment.
She had rebuffed numerous advances from unwanted suitors, determined to remain focused on her career.
The diplomat is currently rebuffing attempts to undermine the peace negotiations, asserting the importance of maintaining diplomatic integrity.
Rebuff
01
rejet, repoussement
a deliberate discourteous act (usually as an expression of anger or disapproval)
02
rejet, refus
an instance of driving away or warding off
Exemple
The job applicant was rebuffed without any clear explanation for the rejection.
The team captain rebuffed the suggestion to change the game strategy.
The proposal was rebuffed by the committee, citing concerns about feasibility.
She felt hurt when he rebuffed her offer to help with the project.
Despite their shared history, he rebuffed any attempts to discuss their past relationship.
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