Repudiating Meaning in English
word · lemma: repudiate
ɹipˈjudiˌeɪtɪŋ
ri-PYOO-dee-ay-ting
ɹɪpjˈuːdɪˌeɪt
ri-PYOO-di-ay-ting
Definition
To strongly reject, deny, or refuse to accept something, such as an idea, belief, or relationship.
Usage & Nuances
'Repudiating' is formal and often used with abstract things like ideas, theories, accusations, or connections. Common with 'repudiating claims/allegations/authority.' Not used casually in daily speech.
Spanish: repudiar - rechazarPortuguese (BR): repudiar - rejeitarPortuguese (PT): repudiar - rejeitarChinese (Simplified): 拒绝 - 否认Chinese (Traditional): 拒絕 - 否認Hindi: अस्वीकार करना - नकारनाArabic: رفض - تنكرBengali: প্রত্যাখ্যান করা - অস্বীকার করাRussian: отвергать - опровергатьJapanese: 否認する - 拒絶するVietnamese: bác bỏ - phủ nhậnKorean: 거부하다 - 부인하다Turkish: reddetmekUrdu: رد کرنا - انکار کرناIndonesian: menolak - menyangkal
Example Sentences
She is repudiating the claims against her.
basic
The country is repudiating old traditions.
basic
He keeps repudiating his connection to the scandal.
basic
By repudiating their agreement, the company avoided responsibility.
natural
Many people are repudiating old stereotypes these days.
natural
He made a public statement repudiating any involvement.
natural