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Rebuffed (by a lover) without warning.
rejected
jilted
unloved
1
Scotland won't be adding to their 14 points, good field position
spurned
.
2
Allergan
spurned
their advance, saying the Canadian company had overstated possible savings.
3
Northampton
spurned
two great opportunities at the start of the second half.
4
That time there was a dollar in it and I
spurned
it.
5
The noble patriot was shocked at the proposal, and indignantly
spurned
it.
6
Right then I had a totally irrational feeling of having been
spurned
.
7
She
spurned
radio at first, but was won over by charity idea.
8
He
spurned
the proposal, and offered to do the work for nothing.
9
The prince
spurned
the nearest boy with his foot, and said fiercely-
10
Uncleanness is
spurned
with the horror which pure love and holiness inspire.
11
The smiles with which the young man met her were indignantly
spurned
.
12
For instance, he had
spurned
those clothes she'd bought him this spring.
13
At the same time, an offer of peace could not be
spurned
.
14
The cavaliere came by and offered her money, which she indignantly
spurned
.
15
Oil majors and big importing nations alike have
spurned
the extra cargoes.
16
No one showed a spark of love for the poor,
spurned
cast-away.
spurned
spurn
·
spurn by
spurn the offer
spurn lover
spurn several
spurn chances