blow-off Synonyms

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Despite their promises, the company gave us the blow-off when we asked for a refund.
Sarah felt disappointed when her friends gave her the blow-off and canceled their plans at the last minute.
The professor's blow-off of the student's question left the class feeling unsatisfied.
Jake couldn't shake off the feeling of being given the blow-off after his job application went unanswered.
The blow-off from the meeting indicated a lack of interest in the proposed project.
Despite their initial enthusiasm, the investors eventually gave the project the blow-off.
The blow-off from the committee left the community feeling neglected and unheard.
Tom felt hurt by his friend's blow-off, as he had been looking forward to their hangout.
The blow-off from the interview made it clear that they had found someone more qualified for the position.
Despite her efforts, Emily received the blow-off when she tried to reconcile with her estranged sister.

leave, ditch, kiss off,dump,break off (with), cut, jilt, abandon, kiss good-bye,brush (aside or off)

take, hook up (with), take, hook up (with),,latch (on or onto), befriend, latch (on or onto), befriend

Despite their promises, the company gave us the blow-off when we asked for a refund.

Sarah felt disappointed when her friends gave her the blow-off and canceled their plans at the last minute.

The professor's blow-off of the student's question left the class feeling unsatisfied.

Jake couldn't shake off the feeling of being given the blow-off after his job application went unanswered.