Word – Repudiate

Repudiate – Word of the Day

Meaning

(verb): Denial or Refusing to Accept; the word refers to reject or refuse any kind of action or support.

History: 

History dates back to the 19th century. When the word ‘Repudiate’ was introduced as a word for rejection of things that someone doesn’t accept, it can either be an opinion or accusations/ allegations. The term is derived from the Latin word ‘Repudiatus, which means to cast off or put away. 

Usage:

1. Verb Examples – Repudiate:

1. As the bill is incorrect, Katy will definitely repudiate it.
2. After the death of his parents, He  repudiated to accept the responsibilities of the household.
3. She repudiated a debt agreement which was signed  an year ago. 
4. After the bond agreement was made, the buyer repudiated the deal. 
5. She repudiates the allegations that were put against her.

2. Noun Examples – Repudiation:

1. The citizen’s repudiation against the new law was unexpected. 
2. My mother’s repudiation towards my sister’s relationship was horrid. 
3. There was a significant repudiation at the council regarding the sale of drugs. 
4. The commission couldn’t understand the judge’s repudiation, as he never adjourned the court before the final announcement. 
5. The motive behind his repudiation for the 10cr offer is still unknown. 

3. Adjective Examples – Repudiated:

1. She repudiated the agreement which the company offered to her. 
2. The United States had also repudiated Iran’s right to attack the town. 
3. The church authorities repudiated the law orders as they were hopeful of God. 
4. He repudiated his mistakes and later paid for them. 
5. He publicly repudiated the government policies.