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1 repudiate To refuse to have anything to do with. SAT words from 'reprehension' to 'retinue'
2 repudiate disown; disavow Nella's SAT words
3 repudiate disown; disavow; deny Wordlist
4 repudiate disown, disavow, reject as untrue Difficult English Vocabulary
5 repudiate v. To refuse to have anything to do with. R
6 repudiate disown refuse to accept or pay GRE words
7 repudiate to reject, to disown, to disavow SAT Vocabulary
8 Repudiate shun; eschew Major Test Vocabulary, 1 of 10
9 repudiate to cast off publicly SAT Vocabulary Unit 2a
10 repudiate v. To refuse to have anything to do with. GRE Word List
11 repudiate to refuse to support; to reject Wordly Wise Lesson 17
12 repudiate disown GRE High Frequency Words
13 repudiate to refuse to support; to reject WW lesson 17
14 repudiate to refuse to support; to reject Wordly Wise Words(Hard)
15 repudiate v. to reject as having no authority SAT Vocab - Foundation Words Pt. 3
16 repudiate to disown; to disavow GRE Vocab 2
17 repudiate disown; disavow GRE second last 50
18 repudiate To refuse to accept responsibility for paying a bill or debt. "When . . . several states . . . repudiated [their bonds] openly, honest English citizens assailed Yankee trickery." (p. not in brief) USH 17 Chapter: Flashcards
19 repudiate to reject; to deny The Hit Parade
20 repudiate disown; refuse to accept or pay first list
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