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Meanings of repudiated in English
Usage of repudiated in English
1
The authority of Dean Mansel and Newman may of course be repudiated.
2
The Mahomedans and a few other members repudiated the memorial and resigned.
3
Among the people are those who said: He hath repudiated the divines.
4
The former habit of making sport of the Zhyd was energetically repudiated.
5
It was published during the Caudillo's lifetime; it has never been repudiated.
6
He repudiated the mother, and forced the daughter to become his wife.
7
True it is often claimed that Jesus repudiated the doctrine of vengeance.
8
They are quite logical also in that they have repudiated modern science.
9
Suppose we make a critical examination of one of the repudiated plates.
10
Senator Toombs, on behalf of the South, had utterly repudiated the doctrine.
11
Mr. Clay made that compromise after you had repudiated the first one.
12
The needs of her soul, so long ignored and repudiated, asserted themselves.
13
That she should have repudiated it was no doubt to her credit.
14
Quietly, but as resolutely, he repudiated all idea of retracting his principles.
15
As for the mysterious whispering echo, they repudiated all talk of acoustics.
16
And each one that presented himself to her vision was indignantly repudiated.
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Repudiated across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common