Synonyms for rejected
re·ject·ed

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1. jilted, rejected, spurnedadjective

   rebuffed (by a lover) without warning

   "jilted at the altar"

   Synonyms:
   spurned, jilted

   Antonyms:
   loved

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1. List of paraphrases for "rejected":

   dismissed, refused, denied, rejects, disallowed, defeated, released, discarded, overruled, rejection, negatived, declined, discharged, repudiated, refuses, refusal, rebuffed, emitted, reject, opposed, refuted, vetoed

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1. Danielle Weston:

   I will say that in my opinion, the language on the agenda is not consistent with what is in the letter the TEA sent the board, i am surprised and disappointed to see this inconsistency and have repeatedly asked the board president (the party responsible for setting the agenda and language therein) to align the agenda with the contents of the letter. She has rejected my request.

2. John Bercow:

   What the government can not legitimately do is resubmit to the House the same proposition -- or substantially the same proposition -- as that of last week, which was rejected by 149 votes.

3. Lisa Forbes:

   Despite differing opinions across our city, the fact that the Brexit Party have been rejected here in Peterborough shows that the politics of division will not win.

4. Christian Baldauf:

   Who can understand that a rejected asylum seeker who has been tried several times for various violent crimes cannot be deported, but the same man manages to travel back to his home country in a cloak and dagger operation?

5. Lindsey Graham:

   I intend to support Gina Haspel to serve as the first female Director of the CIA, ms. Haspel has rejected the interrogation policies of the past. She is fully committed to following the law that prevents future abuses. This law, among others, includes the Detainee Treatment Act which I helped author. Gina Haspel should be confirmed as soon as possible as we live in a time of continuing threats.