Meanings of refuse point-blank in English

On the other hand, it was difficult to refuse point-blank that sort of mediation sanctioned by the code of honour.

I would refuse point-blank.

But I was tired of being slapped and punched and breathed on and prodded, and was bold enough to refuse point-blank.

Ofttimes the store-keeper will refuse point-blank to sell an article when change is required, solely on account of his inability or unwillingness to supply it.

If you were anybody else but Franklin Blake, and if this matter was one atom less serious than it really is, I should refuse point-blank.

He locked himself in the library and refused point-blank to come out.

The Porte, when besought by the Constantinople Conference to make concessions, refused point-blank.

She thought it over silently for a few minutes, and then refused point-blank.

Mrs. Hepzibah refuses point-blank to sell her stock-won'ttalk about it.

Lincoln refused point-blank to accept the compromise and he put his refusal in writing.

Miss Verinder alone stopped the whole proceeding by refusing point-blank.

When therefore Mr. Fogg proposed to the Indian to hire Kiouni, he refused point-blank.

At first his victim refused point-blank, and with great brevity.

At length, last May, you refused point-blank to join us.

He refuses point-blank to discuss this new business with his wife, and she's very worried.'

This time Emmet Mordden refused point-blank to be the one who had to tell Al.