rebuffing (Meaning)

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rebuffing (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Rebuff

The politician faced a barrage of criticism, rebuffing those who questioned his integrity.
Despite repeated attempts, the saleswoman was unable to rebuff the persistent customer's demands.
The company's offer was met with a curt rebuff, leaving them frustrated and disappointed.
The child's constant whining and pleas were met with a firm rebuff from the parent.
The protesters were rebuffed by police after attempting to enter the restricted area.
The actor's arrogant behavior rebuffed many potential co-stars and alienated them from the project.
The proposal for a new policy faced strong resistance and was repeatedly rebuffed by the committee.
The professor's attempt to engage the students intellectually was rebuffed by their apathy.
The candidate's rival campaign relentlessly rebuffed their attacks, refusing to be swayed by their negative tactics.
The stubborn mule rebuffed all efforts to lead it down the path, standing defiantly in place.

of Rebuff

rejecting, disapproving,spurning, declining, prohibiting, scorning, blowing off, proscribing, vetoing, refusing

swallowing, taking, agreeing (to), receiving, adopting, taking, approving, tolerating, agreeing (to), approving

The politician faced a barrage of criticism, rebuffing those who questioned his integrity.

Despite repeated attempts, the saleswoman was unable to rebuff the persistent customer's demands.

The company's offer was met with a curt rebuff, leaving them frustrated and disappointed.

The child's constant whining and pleas were met with a firm rebuff from the parent.