rebuff|rebuffed|rebuffing|rebuffs in English

verb

[re·buff || rɪ'bʌf]

reject, snub, refuse

Use "rebuff|rebuffed|rebuffing|rebuffs" in a sentence

1. Her rebuff thoroughly deflated him.

2. His rebuff thoroughly deflated me.

3. The task was uncongenial to one sensitive to rebuffs.

4. His words amounted to a rebuff.

5. She rebuffed all suggestions that she should resign.

6. 22 His rude behaviour subjects him to frequent rebuffs.

7. The very architecture of the building rebuffs any attempt at hoopla.

8. Rebuff the advances of my cute interns?

9. America's worst Adversaries are mocking, trolling and rebuffing the Joe Biden administration

10. Her efforts were met with a sharp rebuff.

11. He received a humiliating rebuff from his manager.

12. 21 He received a humiliating rebuff from his manager.

13. I wondered whether the colonel would take this rebuff.

14. Did your girl friend give a rebuff to you?

15. There are several flies to meet a rebuff.

16. He avoided speaking to her, expecting a rebuff.

17. Her desperate request for help was met with a rebuff.

18. If your initial efforts to make peace are rebuffed, you may be tempted to give up.

19. Her offer of help was met with a sharp rebuff.

20. Her kindness to him was met with a cruel rebuff.

21. She suffered a rebuff from her manager when she raised the matter.

22. In a rebuff to the president, Congress voted against the bill.

23. But Dole rebuffed calls that he resign as majority leader because he is too busy campaigning.

24. The results of the poll dealt a humiliating rebuff to Mr Jones.

25. Britt asks Lenore out, but she rebuffs him and instead invites Kato to dinner, making Britt jealous.