rebuff in Latin
rebuff in Latin is repulsa — rebuff means an unexpected refusal of an offer or request.
rebuff in Latin
repulsa
A sudden resistance or refusal.
What does "rebuff" mean?
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noun An unexpected refusal of an offer or request.
"He was surprised by her quick rebuff to his proposal."
- noun The effect of being pushed or driven back.
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- He was surprised by her quick rebuff to his proposal.
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What is "rebuff" in Latin?
"rebuff" in Latin is repulsa. rebuff means: An unexpected refusal of an offer or request.
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