The action of rejecting or abandoning a belief, habit, etc.; the action of declining further association with a person; repudiation or formal…

The action or an act of rejecting someone or something.

Rejection of a person or thing; condemnation as worthless or spurious.

The action or process of rejecting someone or something, esp. the refusal to accept an established practice, a proposal, etc., or the rejecting or…

The action of casting out or away; rejection. Now rare.

Scottish. Refusal, rejection. rare.

The action or practice of formally disowning or casting off a person, esp. one's child. Chiefly historical, with reference to ancient Greek and…

Denial, formal rejection (of a doctrine, tenet, etc.); (also) refusal (of a course of action, etc.).

Repudiation, rejection, esp. of the Devil; recantation, retraction; an instance of this.

Exclusion, rejection. Obsolete. rare.

Divorce; (more generally) rejection, dismissal.

The action of casting off, rejection. Obsolete.

Rejection; an instance of this.

Declaration of aversion or contempt; rejection. Obsolete. rare.

Repulse, rejection (e.g. at an election, in a suit). Phrase, to have or receive the canvass. Obsolete.

= non-acceptance, n.

gen. The action of rejecting, disowning, or disavowing something; an instance of this.

Non-acceptance; refusal to accept, rejection.

Neglect, failure, or refusal to accept; (Law) refusal to accept a bill of exchange.

The action or an act of discarding; rejection, abandoning.

The act of disowning, renunciation; spec. repudiation from membership in the Society of Friends.

Lack of acceptance.

Originally U.S. College slang. An act of rejecting or vetoing a candidate for membership of a fraternity; (now also more generally) a rejection of…

The action of rejecting or refusing to consider a point of view, suggestion, etc.; dismissal; criticism.