spurner Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- pass-up
- avoid
- deny
- turn-down
- nix
- pass
- dismiss
- balk-at-
- dispute
- throw-out
- veto
- repudiate
- withdraw
- deselect
- forbid
- ignore
- disapprove
- throw-over
Weak:
- revoke
- turn-one-s-back-on
- disavow
- forbear
- rebuff
- detour
- renounce
- blow-off
- rebut
- unsay
- disagree-with-
- prohibit
- controvert
- negative
- renege
- refute
- gainsay
- disclaim
- retract
- disprove
- recant
- bypass
- overrule
- abjure
- reprobate
- disdain
- abstain-from-
- scout
- refrain-from-
- scorn
- negate
- recall
- contradict
- shoot-down
- forswear
- disown
- disallow
- proscribe
- foreswear
- take-back
- stick
Strongest:
- receive
- adopt
- tolerate
- swallow
- take
- approve
- adopt
- accept
- tolerate
- agree-to-
- approve
- embrace
- swallow
- agree-to-
- accept
- embrace
- receive
- take
Strong:
- select
- countenance
- countenance
- accede
- choose
- acquiesce
- welcome
- consent
- condone
- acquiesce
- accede
- condone
- agree
- select
- consent
- agree
- choose
- welcome
Weak:
spurner Meaning
Wordnet
spurner (n)
a person who rejects (someone or something) with contempt
spurner Sentence Examples
- The scorned lover became a bitter spurner of affection.
- Her advances were repeatedly met with icy indifference from the spurner.
- The spurner's words cut deep, leaving an emotional wound that took years to heal.
- The suitor was devastated to be spurned by his beloved.
- The spurner's rejection was a catalyst for the heartbroken person's personal growth.
- The spurned woman became determined to prove her worthiness.
- The spurner's cruelty only reinforced the admirer's resolve.
- The spurner's cold-heartedness sent shivers down the rejected person's spine.
- Despite the spurner's harsh words, the one who was spurned remained hopeful.
- The spurner's actions left an enduring scar on the heart of the one who was cast aside.
FAQs About the word spurner
a person who rejects (someone or something) with contempt
refuse, decline, reject, pass up, avoid, deny, turn down, nix, pass, dismiss
receive, adopt, tolerate, swallow, take, approve, adopt, accept, tolerate, agree (to)
The scorned lover became a bitter spurner of affection.
Her advances were repeatedly met with icy indifference from the spurner.
The spurner's words cut deep, leaving an emotional wound that took years to heal.
The suitor was devastated to be spurned by his beloved.
