refused Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- repressed
- objectionable
- disallowed
- disapproved
- unsuitable
- prevented
- precluded
- suppressed
- unsanctioned
- excluded
- discouraged
Weak:
Strongest:
- permissible
- okay
- legitimate
- permissive
- allowable
- authorized
- permissible
- permissive
- allowable
- legal
- endorsed
- acceptable
- allowed
- endorsed
- approved
- appropriate
- accepted
- certified
- authorized
- okay
- tolerable
- legal
- certified
- licensed
- tolerable
- allowed
- approved
- licensed
- accepted
- legitimate
- acceptable
- lawful
- permitted
- appropriate
- lawful
- permitted
Strong:
- promoted
- ok
- sanctioned
- mandatory
- supported
- bearable
- accredited
- granted
- ordered
- sufferable
- commanded
- encouraged
- mandatory
- sanctioned
- granted
- required
- indorsed
- encouraged
- supported
- endurable
- ordered
- commanded
- ok
- required
- indorsed
- bearable
- promoted
- warranted
- sufferable
- endurable
- accredited
- warranted
Weak:
refused Meaning
Webster
refused (imp. & p. p.)
of Refuse
refused Sentence Examples
- Despite pleading, the manager refused to give him a raise.
- The defendant refused to testify in his own defense.
- The company refused to recall the defective product.
- The student refused to complete the assignment, arguing it was too difficult.
- The landlord refused to renew the tenant's lease.
- The waitress refused to serve a customer who was intoxicated.
- The doctor refused to operate on the patient without his consent.
- The editor refused to publish the article due to its controversial nature.
- The city council refused to approve the construction of a new stadium.
- The government refused to grant asylum to the political refugee.
FAQs About the word refused
of Refuse
revoked, stopped, vetoed,rejected, repressed, objectionable,disallowed, disapproved, unsuitable, prevented
permissible, okay, legitimate, permissive, allowable, authorized, permissible, permissive, allowable, legal
Despite pleading, the manager refused to give him a raise.
The defendant refused to testify in his own defense.
The company refused to recall the defective product.
The student refused to complete the assignment, arguing it was too difficult.
