rejection (Meaning)
rejection (n)
the act of rejecting something
the state of being rejected
(medicine) an immunological response that refuses to accept substances or organisms that are recognized as foreign
the speech act of rejecting
rejection (n.)
Act of rejecting, or state of being rejected.
Synonyms & Antonyms of rejection
rejection Sentence Examples
- The application was met with swift rejection from the hiring manager.
- Their proposal faced strong rejection from the board members.
- The idea was met with resounding rejection from the community.
- The outcast experienced constant rejection from society.
- The scientist felt a deep sense of rejection after his research was ridiculed.
- The politician's controversial policies led to widespread rejection from voters.
- The heartbroken lover confronted the rejection of their affection with stoicism.
- The restaurant received negative reviews and suffered from severe customer rejection.
- The discriminatory hiring practices resulted in widespread rejection of qualified candidates.
- The company's poor customer service caused a sharp decline in sales and rejection from customers.
FAQs About the word rejection
the act of rejecting something, the state of being rejected, (medicine) an immunological response that refuses to accept substances or organisms that are recogn
denial, contradiction, negation, repudiation, disallowance,disavowal, disconfirmation,refutation, denegation, rebuttal
confession, admission,confirmation, acknowledgement, acknowledgement, admission, confession, confirmation, acknowledgment, acknowledgment
The application was met with swift rejection from the hiring manager.
Their proposal faced strong rejection from the board members.
The idea was met with resounding rejection from the community.
The outcast experienced constant rejection from society.
