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Meanings of repudiate in English
Usage of repudiate in English
1
Yet Zia felt he could not afford to repudiate his religious ally.
2
You expel beauty, Monsieur Choulette; you repudiate her, nude and in tears.
3
They often want to repudiate one kind of life to try another.
4
Good men are trying to believe what in their hearts they repudiate.
5
There's a mixture of idiocy in it the Devil might fairly repudiate.
6
He too is being forced to repudiate most of his political life.
7
Nevertheless, the Ministers felt that it would not do to repudiate him.
8
She had no longer the strength to repudiate boldly her settled decision.
9
We must confess, forsake, repudiate the self-life, and then reckon it crucified.
10
He seemed to think they said so only to repudiate their bargain.
11
By all means let us repudiate such a system with heartfelt disgust.
12
To repudiate any such teaching was evidently a necessity to Mr. Wortle.
13
These laws were super-national, and no nation dared explicitly to repudiate them.
14
Suppose you repudiate that incorrigible Vandal and adopt me in his place?
15
If by any chance we fail, he is a man to repudiate.
16
Am I to understand that you confirm or that you repudiate them?
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United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common