spurning

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.

But those complaints aside, the two had other motives for striking a side deal this time and spurning the commission and its fall schedule.

Scotland were spurning chance after chance in the Portuguese sunshine against Gibraltar and starting to fret about the prospect of a stalemate with the 203rd best team in the world.