0 to refuse someone's suggestion or offer, especially in an unfriendly way -- odrzucać, odtrącać
Roldan's proposal of a massive general strike was rebuffed.
Initially, he was rebuffed everywhere.
In the first place, the novelist rebuffs the picture of herself before a typewriter; in the second, she articulates her personal involvement in her own business transactions.
For the first year, there were no allegations of arbitrary or partisan arrests, investigation of crimes was perceived as thorough and fair, and political influence and bribes were repeatedly rebuffed.
But these dreams of the creator go awry: the monster surprisingly longs for love and sympathy, and turns to evil destruction when his emotional needs find rebuff in the community.
It also rebuffed a recommendation that political parties violating the code norms be fined, rather than suspended or dissolved, with prison terms imposed on their leaders.
But if the future is accidentally necessary, it does not seem that the advisee can either heed or rebuff prior advice given.
This pattern is associated with a history of chronic rebuff, especially when the infant sought physical contact with the caregiver.
