turned down Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- disapproved
- spurned
- forbade
- vetoed
- denied
- threw-over
- dismissed
- avoided
- disputed
- balked-at-
- threw-out
- repudiated
- deselected
- withdrew
- turned-one-s-back-on
- blew-off
- ignored
- shot-down
- nixed
- passed
- reprobated
Weak:
- overruled
- forbore
- backed-down
- prohibited
- forbad
- disdained
- refuted
- forswore
- scouted
- took-back
- gainsaid
- retracted
- disclaimed
- backed-off
- bypassed
- controverted
- abstained-from-
- negatived
- renounced
- contradicted
- rebuffed
- revoked
- negated
- refrained-from-
- disagreed-with-
- recanted
- stuck
- proscribed
- abjured
- disowned
- foreswore
- scorned
- detoured
- recalled
- disproved
- disavowed
- rebutted
- unsaid
turned down Meaning
turned down
capable of being turned down, worn turned down, something turned down, reject entry 1 sense 1, downturn, to turn (a card) face downward, to be capable of being folded or doubled down, to decline to accept, to fold back or down, to fold or double down, rejection, to lower by turning a control, to reduce the height or intensity of by turning a control, an instance of turning something (such as a bed sheet) down
turned down Sentence Examples
- After months of preparation, she was turned down for her dream job.
- The offer was too low, so she turned down the internship.
- Despite her qualifications, she was repeatedly turned down for promotions.
- The doctor turned down the patient's request for pain medication.
- The store turned down the customer's return request due to the item being used.
- The committee turned down the proposal due to insufficient research.
- The teenager turned down his curfew, wanting to stay out later with friends.
- The landlord turned down the tenant's request to keep a pet.
- The restaurant turned down the reservation due to a full capacity.
- The travel agency turned down the request for a last-minute flight due to availability constraints.
FAQs About the word turned down
capable of being turned down, worn turned down, something turned down, reject entry 1 sense 1, downturn, to turn (a card) face downward, to be capable of being
declined,refused, passed up, rejected, disapproved, spurned, forbade, vetoed, denied, threw over
accepted, received, approved,agreed (to), took, embraced, swallowed,adopted, agreed, welcomed
After months of preparation, she was turned down for her dream job.
The offer was too low, so she turned down the internship.
Despite her qualifications, she was repeatedly turned down for promotions.
The doctor turned down the patient's request for pain medication.
