repudiate

Babbit utterly repudiate the view that he had been trying to discover how approachable was Miss McGoun.

Whatever else the British Government did, it was not going to repudiate its debts in the manner of Continental autocrats.

A new Irish government to be elected next spring is bound to repudiate the current arrangements.

I know it is not a practice, and I understand why you so emphatically repudiate any kind of practice, drill, system, discipline or routine.

We repudiate the outrageous speech made by President Bush yesterday, which gave a green light to a new Israeli escalation of the conflict.

Let us all rise up to repudiate traditional Christianity.

He would repudiate all debts incurred by his son.

Once he understood that compromise was necessary he had to repudiate the left, not apologise to it.

In the proposed construction hash chains can be securely re-initialized in a non- repudiate manner.

Not a repudiation of Darwinism as science, of course, for you cannot repudiate truth.

New evidence is conclusive enough to repudiate the original judgment or order.

It is harder for customers to repudiate transactions when their fingerprints are all over them.

However, the Citizens opinion does not necessarily repudiate that proposition.

If the Insured fails to take such measures, the Insurer shall be entitled to repudiate liability for any loss so aggravated.

We must repudiate our liability for the claim on account of lack of evidence.

We repudiate the artificial unity that does nothing more than deprive persons of individual responsibility.

Were the Church now to repudiate that doctrine, it would undermine papal authority.

But we assure the socialists that we repudiate only forced organization, not natural organization.

Giacomo has decided he must repudiate his daughter who, he believes, has entered a pact with the Devil.

The UN wants to sign a legally binding treaty by the end of 2010, but will struggle if countries repudiate the accord.

Henry then appealed to Pope Alexander IV for dispensation to repudiate both provisions.

In other words, it mimicked aspects of the very command economy it was designed to repudiate.

The west has chosen to repudiate all responsibility for these refugees.

Disown: To refuse to acknowledge or accept as one's own; repudiate.

Of course we could repudiate that debt and shut down the Federal Reserve, but very few in Washington D. C. have any interest in doing that.

He repudiate the charge of have commit the crime.

He used his position to repudiate the charge.

Republican candidates for the presidential nomination of 2016 may well feel obliged to repudiate any tax increase that is agreed on now.

But he has yet to publicly repudiate the idea that Mormonism is a cult.

To refuseto acknowledge or accept as one's own; repudiate.

Mealwhile, we could'nt repudiate its positive reflections just because it exists some negative components.

But we can not repudiate teacher to have the reasonable discipline power on a wholesale though these phenomena exist.

I think procuratorial interpretation exists as one social being for long time in our country, it is improper to totally repudiate rashly.

deny contradict dispute refute renounce naysay reject repudiate gainsay

repudiate to refuse to accept or recognize