unacceptancen.
Lack of acceptance.
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the mind > language > statement > refusal > [noun] > rejection or non-acceptance
renunciation1418
rejectinga1425
reprobationa1425
rejectiona1464
abjection?1529
refute1535
abdication1552
abnegation1554
abrenunciation1557
recusancy1563
repudy1575
offcasting?1591
rejectment1599
defiancea1616
canvass1621
non-acceptation1622
repudiation1640
disacceptance1642
non-acceptance1647
disowning1656
discard1663
disownment1806
unacceptance1865
ding1949
negging1996
1865 M. Arnold Ess. Crit. iv. 124 Saint Theresa..endured twenty years of unacceptance and of repulse in her prayers.
1898 G. Saintsbury Short Hist. Eng. Lit. (1900) xi. iii. 772 Mr. Ruskin's ideas, when their first stage of unacceptance and their second of acceptance were over, came to be cavilled at.
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