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spurning
noun as in disbelief
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noun as in incredulousness
noun as in quitclaim
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noun as in relinquishment
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noun as in renunciation
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noun as in repulse
noun as in unbelief
Example Sentences
And there was a touch of Nunez about Ekitike spurning a header inside the six-yard box less than a minute into the second half, and another chance he blazed over from 12 yards.
But after spurning a second match point and saving a break point, Raducanu completed the victory at the third attempt, winning the second set 6-2.
Nine months later, there was more to avenge in Foster’s first rivalry game than his spurning by a local school.
Any hope of a home revival was dashed by Muntz's late kick and Wales spurning a last-minute opportunity.
Now, he appears closer to unifying with the Republican nominee and spurning the party that his father and uncle once led.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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