0 to finish a romantic relationship with someone suddenly and unkindly: --
1 to end a romantic relationship with someone suddenly: --
He jilted her for another woman.
Nevertheless, she reverted to melancholic, jilted love songs that ultimately did not go well with the public's taste.
I am also noticing the hate campaigns by jilted partners, wronged partners and partners who feel that the best way to demonstrate their dissatisfaction is the poison-pen letter or harassment.
I believe that if she is jilted she is right to do what she likes with the ring—chuck it in the river, or perhaps sell it.
Jilting is not gentlemanly in itself.
This strikes a tragic note, as if the whole ten million people who would be listening have suddenly been jilted or are suffering a grievous loss.
The airlines feel that they have been jilted and the municipal aerodromes are naturally heartbroken and feel they have been let down.
Perhaps we can now describe it as a jilted lover.
The one point which would not arise is who broke off the engagement, how it came to an end, and who jilted whom.
