0 present participle of repudiate
1 to refuse to accept something or someone as true, good, or reasonable:
Repudiating the rationalist systems, he stressed the essential values of a humanitarian, liberal approach to education.
At that time, however, her husband had insisted on repudiating her.
The judge's negative evaluation of his insincere verdict falls short of repudiating his action.
What is remarkable about these proposals is that even as they are repudiating identity-based research, the discussion of desire itself relies heavily on the concept of identity.
Rochester in effect 'creates its own kind' by repudiating established genres.
Pennell was repudiating a name suggesting mere fun and ladylike manners in favor of one that announced the women's professional status.
A figure obsessed with power, the jailer derides the prisoner, repudiating her piety in an exercise of strength over both her and the gates to heaven which he controls.
Dramelyriquewill be human without repudiating 'fantasy', 'caprice' and 'mystery'.
