repudiates (Meaning)
repudiates
to divorce or separate formally from (a woman to whom one is betrothed or married), to refuse to accept or pay, to reject as unauthorized or as having no binding force, to disavow or reject an obligation (as a debt) or duty (as performance under a contract), to refuse to acknowledge or pay, to indicate an inability or unwillingness to perform as promised under (a contract), to refuse to accept, to reject as untrue or unjust, to refuse to have anything to do with
Synonyms & Antonyms of repudiates
repudiates Sentence Examples
- The politician repudiates the allegations made against him, calling them baseless and defamatory.
- The company repudiates the contract, citing breach of terms by the other party.
- The student repudiates the theory presented in class, offering alternative evidence to support their claim.
- The witness repudiates their previous testimony, admitting to having lied under pressure.
- The government repudiates the international treaty, stating that it undermines national sovereignty.
- The historian repudiates the account of events provided by the author, citing inaccuracies and biases.
- The defendant repudiates the charges against them, maintaining their innocence throughout the trial.
- The scientific community repudiates the study's findings, questioning its methodology and conclusions.
- The victim repudiates the perpetrator's apology, rejecting any attempt at reconciliation.
- The organization repudiates the actions of its former leader, condemning their unethical behavior and violation of trust.
FAQs About the word repudiates
to divorce or separate formally from (a woman to whom one is betrothed or married), to refuse to accept or pay, to reject as unauthorized or as having no bindin
rejects,denies, refutes,contradicts, disallows, disclaims, disavows, disowns, negates, negatives
asserts, accepts, confirms, embraces, owns,acknowledges, adopts, concedes, admits, allows
The politician repudiates the allegations made against him, calling them baseless and defamatory.
The company repudiates the contract, citing breach of terms by the other party.
The student repudiates the theory presented in class, offering alternative evidence to support their claim.
The witness repudiates their previous testimony, admitting to having lied under pressure.
