repudiable Synonyms
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repudiable Meaning
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repudiable (a.)
Admitting of repudiation; fit or proper to be put away.
repudiable Sentence Examples
- The politician's repudiable conduct undermined public trust in the government.
- The company's attempt to justify its environmental record was utterly repudiable.
- Her behavior was so repudiable that she was ostracized from society.
- The witness's testimony was deemed repudiable due to inconsistencies in his account.
- The organization repudiated the accusations against its members, calling them malicious and unfounded.
- His repudiable actions made him an outcast within his own family.
- The scandal revealed the repudiable depths to which some people would go for personal gain.
- The article exposed the repudiable tactics used by the corporation to suppress dissent.
- The government's repudiable response to the crisis sparked widespread outrage.
- Despite pressure to stay silent, the investigative journalist refused to repudiate her findings.
FAQs About the word repudiable
Admitting of repudiation; fit or proper to be put away.
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The politician's repudiable conduct undermined public trust in the government.
The company's attempt to justify its environmental record was utterly repudiable.
Her behavior was so repudiable that she was ostracized from society.
The witness's testimony was deemed repudiable due to inconsistencies in his account.
