declinature Synonyms
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declinature Meaning
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declinature (n.)
The act of declining or refusing; as, the declinature of an office.
declinature Sentence Examples
- The company's declinature of the merger proposal disappointed shareholders.
- His declinature of the job offer came as a surprise to many, considering his qualifications.
- The declinature of the settlement offer prompted further negotiations between the parties.
- The declinature of the loan application was attributed to the applicant's poor credit history.
- Despite the declinature of the invitation, she expressed gratitude for being considered.
- The declinature of the grant application left the nonprofit organization scrambling to secure funding.
- His declinature of the leadership position shocked his colleagues, who saw him as a natural fit for the role.
- The declinature of the sponsorship request forced the event organizers to seek alternative sources of funding.
- The declinature of the partnership proposal signaled the end of negotiations between the two companies.
- The declinature of the plea bargain by the defendant meant the case would proceed to trial.
FAQs About the word declinature
The act of declining or refusing; as, the declinature of an office.
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No antonyms found.
The company's declinature of the merger proposal disappointed shareholders.
His declinature of the job offer came as a surprise to many, considering his qualifications.
The declinature of the settlement offer prompted further negotiations between the parties.
The declinature of the loan application was attributed to the applicant's poor credit history.
