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repudiation

/rɪˌpjuː.diˈeɪ.ʃən/

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noun

/rɪˌpjuː.diˈeɪ.ʃən/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее акт отвержения, отречения или отказа признать что-либо действительным, например, требование, долг, контракт или убеждение.

A noun referring to the act of rejecting, disowning, or refusing to accept something as valid, such as a claim, debt, contract, or belief.

  1. Rejection or DenialC1formal

    The act of rejecting, disowning, or disclaiming something as invalid or untrue.

    ruОтказ или отрицание

    • The repudiation of the treaty led to a diplomatic crisis.
    • His repudiation of the allegations was swift and forceful.
    • The repudiation of outdated theories is essential for scientific progress.

    Synonymsdenialdisavowaldisclaimerdismissalrebuffrefusalrejectionrenunciationretraction

    Antonymsacceptanceadoptionavowalembraceendorsement

  2. Refusal to Honor an ObligationC1formal

    The refusal to acknowledge or pay a debt, or to honor a contract, especially by a public authority.

    ruОтказ от выполнения обязательств

    • The government's repudiation of its sovereign debt caused economic turmoil.
    • The company faced legal action after its repudiation of the contract.
    • Repudiation of a financial agreement can lead to severe penalties.

    Synonymsbreachdefaultnonpaymentrefusalrejectionrenunciation

    Antonymsacceptancefulfillmenthonoringobservanceratification

  3. Exposure of FalsenessC1formal

    The act of exposing something as false or pretentious.

    ruРазоблачение ложности

    • The article was a thorough repudiation of the popular myth.
    • His speech was a repudiation of the false claims made by his opponent.
    • The documentary served as a repudiation of the conspiracy theory.

    Synonymsdebunkingdisproofexposurefalsificationrefutationunmasking

Forms
  • repudiations plural form
  • repudiations' possessive plural form
  • repudiation's possessive singular form
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