Synonyms for Reject:

adj.
• Other relevant words: (adjective)
- unacceptable.
• unacceptable (adjective)
- won't do,
- unwelcome,
- not up to snuff.
n.
- kick around,
- do someone wrong,
- abuse,
- mistreat,
- trample,
- hit out,
- shove around,
- grind down.
- application,
- apply,
- throw out,
- appraise,
- biodata,
- affirmative action,
- appraisal,
- bid,
- bidder,
- application form,
- applicant,
- cast out,
- cast off.
- blood donor,
- donor card,
- graft,
- transplant,
- blood bank.
- contradict,
- Disacknowledge,
- react against,
- take issue with someone/something.
- dross,
- an apology for something,
- rubbish,
- a pathetic/poor/sad excuse for something,
- dog.
- declare against,
- have/have got against.
- shake your head.
• black sheep (noun)
- reprobates,
- outcast,
- pariah.
• brush off (noun)
- brush.
• freeze off (noun)
- freeze off.
• inferior (noun)
- has-been,
- second,
- also-ran,
- second fiddle,
- subaltern,
- underachiever,
- failure,
- dud,
- turkey,
- underdog,
- inferior,
- born loser,
- nonstarter,
- underling,
- loser,
- subordinate,
- flop,
- second banana.
• lemon (noun)
- piece junk.
• Other relevant words: (noun)
- piece of junk,
- black sheep,
- lemon.
• reject (noun)
- rule out.
v.
• abandon (verb)
- de sert,
- de-sert,
- leaved behind,
- leaves behind.
• abrogate (verb)
- finishing off,
- finishes off,
- in-validate,
- un did,
- dis solve,
- dis-solving,
- re pealed,
- in-validated,
- in validated,
- dis-solved,
- un-doing,
- re peal,
- re tracts,
- re-peals,
- dis solving,
- dis solves,
- in validates,
- re-pealed,
- re-pealing,
- re tract,
- un done,
- in validate,
- un-did,
- in-validating,
- dis solved,
- re-tracts,
- in validating,
- re-peal,
- un does,
- dis-solves,
- un doing,
- in-validates,
- un-does,
- re peals,
- nixed,
- re pealing,
- dis-solve,
- re-tract.
• annul (verb)
- disavow,
- dissolve,
- retract,
- Disaffirm,
- refute,
- destroy,
- abolish,
- eradicate,
- invalidate,
- divorce,
- extinguish,
- obliterate,
- undo,
- neutralize,
- nullify,
- negate,
- delete,
- efface,
- revoke,
- annul,
- abnegate.
• bar (verb)
- dis-countenanced,
- out-lawed,
- over ridden,
- out lawed,
- pre vented,
- dis countenancing,
- dis-allow,
- pre vent,
- pre-vent,
- re-straining,
- inter feres,
- dis-allowed,
- inter-dict,
- over-ridden,
- dis courage,
- dis allow,
- re-strain,
- inter fere,
- dis-courages,
- inter-feres,
- re straining,
- over-rides,
- over riding,
- dis-countenances,
- re strain,
- dis-allows,
- pre venting,
- pre-venting,
- freezes out,
- freezing out,
- inter-fere,
- froze out,
- out-lawing,
- over ride,
- out lawing,
- re-strains,
- dis courages,
- over-rode,
- re strains,
- over rode,
- over-riding,
- dis countenances,
- re strained,
- inter dict,
- dis allowing,
- dis-allowing,
- dis countenanced,
- dis allowed,
- dis-countenancing,
- re-strained,
- dis allows,
- dis-countenance,
- dis-courage,
- pre-vented,
- over rides,
- pre-vents,
- pre vents,
- dis countenance.
• blacklist (verb)
- put hit list,
- puts on hit list,
- voted against,
- putting on hit list,
- voting against,
- hits list,
- putting hit list,
- thumbsed down,
- thumbses down,
- puts hit list,
- hitting list,
- thumbsing down,
- votes against.
• boycott (verb)
- iced out,
- ices out,
- held aloof from,
- holding aloof from,
- icing out,
- withholds patronage,
- passing up,
- withheld patronage,
- withholding patronage,
- passes up,
- holds aloof from.
• brush aside/brush off (verb)
- dis-regard,
- coldshouldering,
- hast no time for,
- swept aside,
- having no time for,
- cold shouldering,
- dis regarded,
- hath no time for,
- dis-regarding,
- dis regard,
- dis-regarded,
- hadst no time for,
- sweeping aside,
- dis regards,
- coldshoulders,
- haddest no time for,
- has no time for,
- coldshouldered,
- dis regarding,
- sweeps aside,
- cold shouldered,
- dis-regards.
• chuck (verb)
• cognition (verb)
- reject.
• condemn (verb)
- damn with faint praise.
• contravene (verb)
- conflicts with,
- dis obeying,
- dis-obey,
- inter-posed,
- conflicting with,
- over-stepping,
- dis-affirming,
- dis obeyed,
- in fringing,
- over stepping,
- counter acts,
- dis obeys,
- inter posing,
- in fracted,
- inter posed,
- inter-pose,
- in fringed,
- over-steps,
- in-fringed,
- dis-affirm,
- dis affirmed,
- over stepped,
- dis-affirmed,
- dis affirms,
- over-stepped,
- counter-act,
- inter pose,
- dis obey,
- in-fringes,
- conflicted with,
- counter acted,
- in fringes,
- dis affirming,
- in-fringe,
- inter-posing,
- counter act,
- counter-acted,
- counter acting,
- dis-obeying,
- in-fracted,
- over steps,
- counter-acting,
- dis-obeyed,
- dis-affirms,
- counter-acts,
- dis affirm,
- dis-obeys,
- infracts,
- in-fringing,
- in fringe.
• debar (verb)
- de barring,
- de-bars,
- de bar,
- de bars,
- de-bar,
- de-barred,
- de-barring,
- de barred.
• decline (verb)
- begged to be excused,
- sent regrets,
- beg be excused,
- re-probated,
- begs to be excused,
- turns thumbs down,
- not accepting,
- not accepts,
- turned thumbs down,
- begging to be excused,
- re probated,
- sends regrets,
- dont buys,
- dont buying,
- don't buying,
- don't buys,
- re-probating,
- re probating,
- by passing,
- de-cline,
- by pass,
- de clines,
- begging be excused,
- by passes,
- de-clines,
- begs be excused,
- sending regrets,
- begged be excused,
- dont bought,
- turning thumbs down,
- don't bought,
- dont buy,
- by passed,
- de cline.
• defect (verb)
- takes walk,
- falling away from,
- went over the fence,
- goes over fence,
- schisming,
- with-drawing,
- changed sides,
- fell away from,
- with-drew,
- with draws,
- changing sides,
- re volts,
- turns coat,
- took walk,
- re-volts,
- goes over the fence,
- with-drawn,
- with-draw,
- going over the fence,
- went over fence,
- falls away from,
- tergiversing,
- taking walk,
- taking a walk,
- turned coat,
- re-volt,
- re volt,
- took a walk,
- changes sides,
- go over fence,
- tergiverses,
- with drawing,
- with drawn,
- tergiversed,
- schismed,
- with drew,
- with draw,
- turning coat,
- take walk,
- going over fence.
• deny (verb)
- dis prove,
- dis-avows,
- re-butted,
- dis-prove,
- enjoining from,
- dis proved,
- dis avow,
- be grudges,
- dis-avow,
- dis avowing,
- enjoins from,
- enjoined from,
- taking exception to,
- saying no to,
- re canting,
- re butted,
- dis-avowing,
- took exception to,
- be grudge,
- says no to,
- calls on,
- be-grudge,
- be-grudging,
- not buying,
- with hold,
- dis-proved,
- with-hold,
- not buys,
- dis-proving,
- be-grudges,
- dis-proves,
- re canted,
- with-held,
- be grudging,
- dis avows,
- dis proving,
- dis-avowed,
- with held,
- dis proves,
- be-grudged,
- re butting,
- with-holds,
- takes exception to,
- re-canting,
- re-canted,
- be grudged,
- with holding,
- not bought,
- re-butting,
- with holds,
- said no to,
- dis avowed.
• depart (verb)
- dis agree,
- dis sents,
- dis-agreed,
- ex cursed,
- dis agrees,
- dis agreeing,
- de-parts,
- ex-curse,
- ex-cursing,
- dis-sent,
- de-parting,
- dis-sents,
- de parted,
- ex-cursed,
- dis-agreeing,
- ex curse,
- dis agreed,
- dis sent,
- dis-agrees,
- ex curses,
- excursed,
- turns aside,
- excursing,
- ex-curses,
- de-parted,
- de part,
- de parting,
- dis-agree,
- de-part,
- de parts,
- ex cursing.
• despise (verb)
- looked down nose at,
- de ride,
- re vile,
- de-rides,
- hast no use for,
- under-valued,
- allergicked to,
- de riding,
- under-valuing,
- under values,
- allergics to,
- had no use for,
- mis-prizing,
- mis-prize,
- hadst no use for,
- de-riding,
- under-values,
- under-value,
- feels contempt for,
- misprizes,
- de rides,
- mis prizes,
- looks down nose at,
- looking down nose at,
- mis-prized,
- haddest no use for,
- felt contempt for,
- mis prizing,
- allergicking to,
- de-ride,
- mis prized,
- under value,
- under valued,
- mis prize,
- has no use for,
- under valuing,
- re-vile,
- mis-prizes,
- hath no use for,
- feeling contempt for.
• detest (verb)
- de-testing,
- de tested,
- recoiling from,
- feels aversion toward,
- were allergic to,
- downed on,
- was allergic to,
- recoiled from,
- feeling hostility toward,
- felt aversion toward,
- wert allergic to,
- felt repugnance toward,
- disliking intensely,
- feels hostility toward,
- feels repugnance toward,
- is allergic to,
- felt hostility toward,
- being allergic to,
- de-tested,
- feeling repugnance toward,
- feeling aversion toward,
- recoils from,
- dislikes intensely,
- art allergic to,
- downing on,
- wast allergic to,
- am allergic to,
- downs on,
- are allergic to,
- de testing.
• disacknowledge (verb)
• disagree (verb)
- challenge,
- antagonize,
- differ,
- argue,
- disagree,
- clash,
- conflict,
- defy,
- demur,
- oppose,
- collide,
- dispute,
- dissent,
- complain,
- bicker,
- contend,
- object.
• disapprove (verb)
- discountenance.
• disbelieve (verb)
- dis-believing,
- dis-trusting,
- gives no credence to,
- unbelieves,
- dis-believed,
- dis-trusts,
- mis trust,
- mis-trusted,
- dis-trusted,
- dis-believes,
- not swallows,
- mis trusted,
- scoffs at,
- gave no credence to,
- un believed,
- mis-trusts,
- dis believe,
- un-believe,
- giving no credence to,
- dis-trust,
- mis trusting,
- not credited,
- un-believed,
- dis believed,
- scoffing at,
- not crediting,
- mis-trusting,
- dis trusted,
- un-believes,
- dis trust,
- un believes,
- dis trusts,
- un-believing,
- un believing,
- not credits,
- dis believing,
- dis-believe,
- un believe,
- not swallowed,
- mis-trust,
- dis believes,
- mis trusts,
- not swallowing,
- dis trusting.
• discard (verb)
- dis patched,
- dis-patched,
- casts aside,
- throws overboard,
- dis carding,
- adiosed,
- adiosing,
- has done with,
- hadst done with,
- dis patches,
- threw overboard,
- dis-patch,
- deep sixing,
- freeing of,
- pro testing,
- tossing aside,
- hath done with,
- dis-possessing,
- deepsixes,
- dis-patches,
- dis possessing,
- tost aside,
- frees of,
- dis-carded,
- dis patching,
- having done with,
- had done with,
- dis possess,
- re moved,
- haddest done with,
- dis-possessed,
- deepsixed,
- sweeps away,
- sweeping away,
- re move,
- re-moves,
- dis-cards,
- dis-possess,
- dis cards,
- re-move,
- dis possesses,
- dis-card,
- dis-carding,
- pro-testing,
- re-moving,
- casting aside,
- re moving,
- deep sixed,
- pro-tested,
- pro tested,
- dis carded,
- deepsix,
- dis-possesses,
- tosses aside,
- dis possessed,
- dis patch,
- hast done with,
- adioses,
- dis-patching,
- dis card,
- freed of,
- deepsixing.
• disclaim (verb)
- dis-claiming,
- dis claim,
- divorcing oneself from,
- washing hands of,
- turns back on,
- be-little,
- dis claims,
- turning back on,
- divorced from,
- dis claiming,
- dis-claims,
- divorces oneself from,
- washed hands of,
- dis-claimed,
- dis claimed,
- divorces from,
- divorcing from,
- be-littles,
- dis-claim,
- washes hands of,
- be littles,
- divorced oneself from.
• discount (verb)
- blinked at,
- dis counts,
- over-look,
- dis-counting,
- blinks at,
- over looks,
- over passes,
- over look,
- over-passing,
- over passed,
- dis-counts,
- over-pass,
- detracting from,
- dis-counted,
- detracted from,
- dis counting,
- detracts from,
- over passing,
- over looked,
- over-passes,
- over-passed,
- over-looking,
- over-looks,
- Overpassing,
- dis counted,
- blinking at.
• discredit (verb)
- dis crediting,
- dis credits,
- dis-credited,
- dis-credit,
- putting under suspicion,
- dis-crediting,
- dis-credits,
- dis credit,
- dis credited,
- puts under suspicion.
• disdain (verb)
- sneers at,
- sneered at,
- sneering at.
• dismiss (verb)
- drove out,
- dis bands,
- re-legate,
- de porting,
- dis-missing,
- pushing back,
- locked out,
- re legate,
- sloughing off,
- casts out,
- dis-band,
- laying aside,
- locks out,
- letted go,
- re leases,
- dis-banding,
- pushed back,
- dis missed,
- re legates,
- de-tach,
- dis-banded,
- pushing aside,
- dis-missed,
- re-leased,
- de tach,
- drave out,
- laughed away,
- locking out,
- laughing away,
- re-lease,
- kissed off,
- showing out,
- dis band,
- sent off,
- sloughed off,
- sends off,
- forced out,
- showed out,
- dis-perse,
- re lease,
- shows out,
- de-porting,
- sending off,
- laughs away,
- letted out,
- de ported,
- de-taches,
- re-legates,
- pushes aside,
- re-leases,
- kisses off,
- dis banding,
- dis-bands,
- de taches,
- dis banded,
- dis perse,
- de-ported,
- lets out,
- dis missing,
- pushes back,
- kissing off.
• disown (verb)
- dis-owning,
- refuse recognize,
- dis owned,
- dis owning,
- refused recognize,
- refusing to recognize,
- refuses recognize,
- refuses to recognize,
- refusing recognize,
- refused to recognize,
- dis-owned.
• drop (verb)
- are alienated from,
- wastes one,
- Re sign,
- re-signs,
- dis continued,
- wert alienated from,
- re signed,
- re signing,
- wasting one,
- being alienated from,
- re signs,
- wasted one,
- parts from,
- parting from,
- forgat about,
- forgetting about,
- was alienated from,
- re-signed,
- dis-continued,
- dusted off,
- dis continues,
- dis-continuing,
- art alienated from,
- dis-continue,
- dusting off,
- dis continue,
- wast alienated from,
- am alienated from,
- forgot about,
- were alienated from,
- dusts off,
- is alienated from,
- dis continuing,
- dis-continues.
• eighty-six (verb)
- eighty six,
- eightysix.
• eject (verb)
- dis place,
- expulsing,
- dis-placing,
- show gate to,
- dis-lodge,
- dis lodge,
- squeezes out,
- ex pulse,
- dis-charging,
- ex-pulses,
- showing gate to,
- dis-bars,
- ex pulsing,
- un-loosed,
- ex-pulsed,
- dis places,
- driving off,
- give boot,
- dis-barring,
- drove off,
- dis-lodges,
- squeezed out,
- dis-place,
- dis-lodged,
- gave the boot,
- dis-charges,
- kisses goodbye,
- ex-pulse,
- dis-gorging,
- spitting out,
- dis charged,
- ex pulsed,
- un-loosing,
- dis-lodging,
- showing the gate to,
- kissing goodbye,
- spitted out,
- dis-charge,
- hove out,
- dis-placed,
- dis barred,
- dis-gorges,
- showed the gate to,
- dis-gorge,
- ex-pulsing,
- un loosed,
- dis gorged,
- spits out,
- drives off,
- dis-charged,
- shows the gate to,
- gives the boot,
- gave boot,
- ex pulses,
- dis lodging,
- dis barring,
- giving boot,
- dis charging,
- dis placed,
- gives boot,
- showed gate to,
- shows gate to,
- dis gorging,
- heaves out,
- dis lodges,
- un-looses,
- dis lodged,
- un loosing,
- un looses,
- un loose,
- heaved out,
- un-loose,
- spat out,
- dis placing,
- dis charges,
- dis-gorged,
- kissed goodbye,
- dis gorges,
- dis-places,
- dis charge,
- drave off,
- dis-barred,
- heaving out,
- giving the boot,
- expulses,
- dis bars,
- expulsed,
- dis gorge,
- dis-bar,
- dis bar.
• eliminate (verb)
- de-feats,
- de feat,
- dis qualified,
- ex-terminate,
- dis qualifies,
- de-feat,
- ex-terminated,
- dis-qualifying,
- shut door on,
- ex terminated,
- dis-qualified,
- dis-qualifies,
- ex terminate,
- ex terminating,
- shuts door on,
- dis-qualify,
- shuts the door on,
- ex-terminates,
- dis qualify,
- ex-terminating,
- shutting door on,
- de feats,
- leaved out,
- ex terminates,
- blots out,
- dis qualifying,
- shutting the door on.
• except (verb)
- ex cept,
- ex-cept.
• exclude (verb)
- amputate,
- ban,
- disqualify,
- forbid.
• fend off (verb)
- holds bay,
- keeping a distance,
- keeps at arm length,
- keeping arm length,
- keeping at arm's length,
- keep a distance,
- hold bay,
- beats off,
- keep at arm length,
- holding bay,
- keeping at arms length,
- keeping at arm length,
- kept arm's length,
- keeps off,
- keeps at a distance,
- keeps arm length,
- keep at distance,
- kept arms length,
- keeping off,
- kept a distance,
- held bay,
- drives back,
- held at bay,
- keeping distance,
- kept at arm length,
- keeping arm's length,
- kept distance,
- keeps a distance,
- keeping at a distance,
- fended off,
- keeping arms length,
- keeps arms length,
- kept at distance,
- drave back,
- holds at bay,
- keep arms length,
- keep at arms length,
- kept at a distance,
- keep arm length,
- drove back,
- keeps arm's length,
- kept off,
- kept arm length,
- keeps at distance,
- keeps at arms length,
- beating off,
- kept at arm's length,
- keeping at distance,
- keeps at arm's length,
- kept at arms length,
- keeps distance,
- holding at bay.
• forswear (verb)
- re-called,
- re calling,
- sware off,
- re-call,
- swore off,
- swears off,
- re-calls,
- re calls,
- re-calling.
• ignore (verb)
• jettison (verb)
- un loaded,
- un loads,
- un-load,
- un loading,
- un-loads,
- un load.
• jilt (verb)
- dis-appoints,
- dis-appoint,
- leaving flat,
- leaves altar,
- left flat,
- leave the altar,
- left altar,
- leaving at the altar,
- leaved flat,
- leaves flat,
- left the altar,
- leaving altar,
- leave at altar,
- leaves at altar,
- leaves at the altar,
- leaving at altar,
- leaves the altar,
- dis appoints,
- dis-appointing,
- leaved the altar,
- leaved at the altar,
- leaving the altar,
- leave altar,
- dis appointing,
- leaved altar,
- left at altar,
- dis appoint,
- leaved at altar,
- dis appointed,
- dis-appointed.
• kick out (verb)
- tost out,
- tosses out,
- tossing out.
• loathe (verb)
- felt repugnance,
- finding disgusting,
- was down on,
- wert down on,
- is down on,
- feels repugnance,
- are down on,
- had aversion to,
- hadst aversion to,
- finds disgusting,
- haddest aversion to,
- having aversion to,
- were down on,
- hast aversion to,
- hath aversion to,
- has aversion to,
- feeling repugnance,
- found disgusting,
- wast down on,
- being down on,
- am down on.
• neglect (verb)
• omit (verb)
- letted slide,
- x outed,
- leaved undone,
- x outing,
- x outs,
- x-outs,
- leaving undone,
- leaves undone,
- x-outing,
- xout,
- letting slide,
- xouts,
- missing out,
- xouted,
- misses out,
- x-outed,
- lets slide,
- xouting.
• ostracize (verb)
- ex communicates,
- leaving the cold,
- ex communicate,
- leaves the cold,
- ex patriates,
- left the cold,
- leaved the cold,
- leaves cold,
- left cold,
- ex patriate,
- leaves in cold,
- leaving in the cold,
- leaved in the cold,
- leaved in cold,
- leave cold,
- leave in cold,
- leaving cold,
- leaves in the cold,
- ex-communicates,
- ex-patriated,
- ex patriating,
- ex-patriate,
- ex communicating,
- ex-communicated,
- ex-patriates,
- ex patriated,
- leaving in cold,
- ex communicated,
- leave the cold,
- left in cold,
- ex-patriating,
- leaved cold,
- ex-communicate,
- ex-communicating.
• pooh-pooh (verb)
- treating with contempt,
- treated with contempt,
- treats with contempt,
- waved aside,
- poohpooh,
- waving aside,
- waves aside.
• prohibit (verb)
- control,
- block,
- oppress,
- outlaw,
- inhibit,
- curb,
- restrict,
- constrain,
- restrain,
- prevent,
- suppress,
- preclude.
• proscribe (verb)
- pro scribes,
- pro-scribing,
- pro scribe,
- pro scribing,
- pro-scribe,
- pro-scribed,
- pro-scribes,
- pro scribed.
• put down (verb)
- downcrying,
- downcried,
- opprobriating,
- re press,
- opprobriates,
- opprobriated,
- re-presses,
- downcries,
- re pressing,
- re presses,
- re-pressing,
- re pressed.
• rebuff (verb)
- put in ones place,
- lashed out at,
- puts ones place,
- keeps bay,
- puts one's place,
- kept bay,
- put place,
- lashes out at,
- put in one place,
- keeping at bay,
- re buffed,
- putting ones place,
- re buffing,
- putting in one place,
- putting in one's place,
- puts place,
- puts in one place,
- re buffs,
- keep bay,
- re buff,
- put one place,
- re-buff,
- keeping bay,
- putting one place,
- putting place,
- keeps at bay,
- puts in one's place,
- putting in place,
- lashing out at,
- re-buffing,
- put ones place,
- re-buffed,
- put one's place,
- putting one's place,
- puts one place,
- puts in ones place,
- putting in ones place,
- puts in place,
- re-buffs.
• refuse (verb)
- disincline.
• reject (verb)
- cut,
- crop,
- shear,
- excrete,
- vent,
- disgorge,
- spew,
- seep,
- evacuate,
- junk,
- vomit,
- oppugn,
- discharge,
- exhaust,
- exude,
- secrete,
- lop,
- clip,
- curtail,
- excise,
- erupt,
- snip,
- disallow,
- chop,
- drain,
- trash,
- belch,
- emit,
- check,
- cull.
• repel (verb)
- forced back,
- beats back,
- drave away,
- stands up against,
- with stand,
- beating back,
- forces back,
- stood against,
- with stood,
- gives cold shoulder to,
- chases away,
- forcing off,
- forcing back,
- puts to flight,
- with-stand,
- gave cold shoulder to,
- putting flight,
- put flight,
- with-stands,
- drives away,
- driving away,
- giving cold shoulder to,
- putting to flight,
- with standing,
- standing up against,
- stood up against,
- forces off,
- drove away,
- with-standing,
- stands against,
- puts flight,
- duelled,
- chasing away,
- forced off,
- with stands.
• repulse (verb)
- snub.
• rid (verb)
- desert,
- dispel,
- forgo,
- dispose,
- rid,
- let go,
- release,
- cancel,
- capitulate,
- relegate.
• say no to (verb)
- pass by,
- cashier,
- renounce,
- reprobate,
- burn,
- kill,
- scout.
• scoff (verb)
- digs at,
- digging at,
- dug at,
- poking fun at,
- digged at,
- shows contempt,
- showed contempt.
• scorn (verb)
- considering beneath one,
- turned nose at,
- being above,
- turn nose at,
- wast above,
- were above,
- turned nose up at,
- turns nose up at,
- turning nose up at,
- am above,
- turning nose at,
- was above,
- considered beneath one,
- are above,
- art above,
- is above,
- wert above,
- considers beneath one,
- turns nose at.
• scrap (verb)
- consigning scrap heap,
- consign scrap heap,
- re tire,
- consigned scrap heap,
- re tired,
- consigning to scrap heap,
- put out pasture,
- puts out to pasture,
- putting out pasture,
- re-tiring,
- consigns scrap heap,
- re tires,
- re tiring,
- consigns to scrap heap,
- consigned to scrap heap,
- puts out pasture,
- re-tire.
• seclude (verb)
- deport,
- extradite,
- excommunicate,
- extirpate,
- oust,
- expel,
- evict,
- seclude,
- screen,
- insulate,
- segregate,
- sequester,
- exile,
- expatriate,
- separate,
- cloister,
- confine,
- remove,
- closet,
- cordon,
- isolate,
- alienate,
- banish,
- detach.
• shed (verb)
- dis burdened,
- sent forth,
- gives forth,
- pouring forth,
- lets fall,
- dis burdening,
- dis-burdened,
- dis-burdens,
- gave forth,
- sends forth,
- dis burdens,
- letted fall,
- letting fall,
- dis-burden,
- dis burden,
- dis-burdening,
- poured forth.
• shun (verb)
- hiding out,
- haddest no part of,
- staying shy of,
- stands aloof from,
- stays shy of,
- gave wide berth,
- hadst no part of,
- hast no part of,
- give runaround,
- keeps clear of,
- giving runaround,
- kept clear of,
- stayed shy of,
- keeping clear of,
- palming off,
- hided out,
- giving wide berth,
- gives runaround,
- has no part of,
- gave the runaround,
- keeps away from,
- steered clear of,
- hath no part of,
- gave runaround,
- had no part of,
- giving the runaround,
- gave a wide berth,
- hid out,
- give wide berth,
- standing aloof from,
- having no part of,
- gives a wide berth,
- gets around,
- gives wide berth,
- gotten around,
- steers clear of,
- stood aloof from,
- staid shy of,
- gat around,
- gives the runaround,
- hides out,
- giving a wide berth.
• slight (verb)
- giving the cold shoulder to,
- give brush,
- up staging,
- up staged,
- up-staged,
- gave the brush,
- gives the cold shoulder to,
- up-stage,
- showed disrespect,
- gives the brush,
- not give time day,
- up stage,
- up-stages,
- giving the brush,
- gives brush,
- shows disrespect,
- up stages,
- gave the cold shoulder to,
- giving brush,
- up-staging,
- gave brush,
- showing disrespect.
• spurn (verb)
- hold contempt,
- holding contempt,
- give cold shoulder,
- held contempt,
- holding in contempt,
- steers clear,
- holds in contempt,
- steered clear,
- steering clear,
- holds contempt,
- held in contempt.
• supersede (verb)
- out placed,
- over-rule,
- out-places,
- re placed,
- out placing,
- outplaces,
- out-modes,
- over rules,
- out-mode,
- re-places,
- over-ruling,
- outplacing,
- out modes,
- outplaced,
- out place,
- outmoding,
- took over,
- out places,
- re-placed,
- re place,
- outmodes,
- out-placing,
- out-place,
- over ruled,
- re places,
- over-ruled,
- out mode,
- out-placed,
- takes over,
- over ruling,
- re placing,
- over-rules.
• suspend (verb)
- in activates,
- laid on the table,
- putting shelf,
- post-pones,
- pro tract,
- in-activating,
- in-activated,
- put back burner,
- laying table,
- puts an end to,
- laying on the table,
- puts back burner,
- lays on table,
- lay the table,
- laid on table,
- puts on shelf,
- putting back burner,
- lay table,
- laying on table,
- putting on the shelf,
- post pones,
- puts shelf,
- in activated,
- puts end to,
- put hold,
- in activate,
- pro-rogues,
- puts stop to,
- pro-tracts,
- puts on the shelf,
- puts on back burner,
- laid the table,
- puts hold,
- pro tracts,
- putting a stop to,
- laid table,
- laying the table,
- lay on table,
- putting end to,
- lays over,
- hung fire,
- putting on ice,
- hanged fire,
- puts ice,
- laid over,
- in activating,
- puts the shelf,
- puts on ice,
- lays on the table,
- putting on shelf,
- hanging up,
- lays table,
- post pone,
- putting ice,
- in-activate,
- intermits,
- pro-roguing,
- pro rogues,
- put on shelf,
- pro rogue,
- put ice,
- put shelf,
- put the shelf,
- putting hold,
- pro-rogued,
- putting on back burner,
- puts a stop to,
- pinkslip,
- laying over,
- pro-tract,
- hanged up,
- lays the table,
- pro roguing,
- putting the shelf,
- putting stop to,
- in-activates.
• throw away (verb)
- failing to exploit,
- art wasteful,
- was wasteful,
- being wasteful,
- failed to exploit,
- un burdened,
- freed oneself of,
- are wasteful,
- ridding of,
- is wasteful,
- ridded of,
- frees oneself of,
- were wasteful,
- un burdens,
- failed exploit,
- un-burden,
- fail exploit,
- am wasteful,
- rids of,
- rids oneself of,
- un-burdened,
- un burdening,
- wast wasteful,
- un burden,
- ridding oneself of,
- fails exploit,
- fails to exploit,
- un-burdening,
- failing exploit,
- un-burdens,
- wert wasteful,
- ridded oneself of,
- freeing oneself of.
• veto (verb)
• waive (verb)
- de lay,
- all owing,
- de laying,
- refrained from,
- de lays,
- all-owing,
- refraining from,
- re serving,
- sur renders,
- re-served,
- de-lays,
- re serve,
- re-serve,
- re-serving,
- sur-render,
- re served,
- sur-rendered,
- refrains from,
- de-lay,
- sur rendered,
- sur-rendering,
- all-owed,
- sur rendering,
- re-serves,
- all owed,
- de-laying,
- sur-renders.
• walk out on (verb)
- leaves high dry,
- left high dry,
- leaved high dry,
- left high and dry,
- leaving in a lurch,
- left a lurch,
- leave a lurch,
- leaves in a lurch,
- leaved in a lurch,
- leave high dry,
- leaved a lurch,
- leaving a lurch,
- leaves high and dry,
- leave lurch,
- leaved high and dry,
- leaving high dry,
- left in a lurch,
- leaving high and dry,
- leaves a lurch.
Other synonyms:
- dump,
- donate,
- nix,
- donor,
- turn against,
- overleap,
- go against,
- donation,
- enroll.
- contest,
- parody,
- hear,
- lay aside,
- cast away.
- rebel,
- tear up.
- shit,
- crap.
- set-aside.
- make of.
- tackle.
- divide.
- fight.
- cross.
• abandon
- leave,
- leaving behind,
- leave behind,
- left behind,
- forsake.
• condemn
- disapprove.
• deny
- Negatived,
- withholds,
- taboo,
- Tabooing,
- enjoin from,
- keeps back,
- not buy,
- called on,
- kept back,
- call on,
- take exception to,
- calling on,
- withhold,
- disclaim,
- keep back,
- Tabooed,
- say no to,
- Negativing,
- keeping back.
• depart
- turn aside,
- turning aside,
- turned aside,
- excurses,
- Excurse.
• disapprove
- Disfavored,
- zinging,
- dispraise,
- dispraises,
- object to,
- set aside,
- remonstrate,
- frown on,
- setting aside,
- find unacceptable,
- Disfavoring,
- take dim view of,
- Dispraising,
- frowned on,
- Dispraised,
- find fault with,
- Discommend,
- look askance at.
• discount
- blink at,
- overpast,
- detract from,
- over pass,
- Overpassed.
• dismiss
- lock out,
- casting out,
- send off,
- laugh away,
- forcing out,
- lays aside,
- girt,
- letting go,
- drives out,
- forces out,
- pushed aside,
- push back,
- laid aside,
- Ridiculed,
- push aside,
- force out,
- let out,
- show out,
- pooh-pooh,
- slough off,
- lets go,
- jeer,
- driving out,
- kiss off,
- drive out,
- letting out,
- sloughs off,
- Shelving.
• doubt
- disbelieve.
• drop out
- opt out.
• exclude
- sideline,
- refuse admittance,
- ward off,
- sidelined,
- occlude.
• expel
- roll.
• fend off
- beat off,
- driving back,
- hold at bay,
- fending off,
- keep distance,
- keep arm's length,
- keep at a distance,
- drive back,
- keep off,
- keep at arm's length.
• forswear
- forswear,
- swear off,
- Forsworn,
- swearing off.
• get rid of
- ditch,
- getting rid of,
- eighty-six,
- kick out,
- discard.
• ignore
- tune out,
- paying no mind,
- Winked,
- brush off,
- be oblivious to,
- take no notice,
- turn deaf ear,
- bury one's head in sand,
- winking,
- shut eyes to,
- pay no attention to,
- pay no mind,
- look the other way,
- let it go,
- turn blind eye.
• kick out
- toss out,
- OUTS,
- outed,
- tossed out.
• neglect
- neglect,
- keep one's distance,
- have nothing to do with,
- laugh off,
- make light of,
- neglected,
- Scanted,
- Slurring,
- scants,
- under-estimates,
- pretermit,
- not care for,
- living with,
- shrug off,
- live with,
- Scanting,
- made light of.
• Other relevant words:
- shut out,
- be allergic to,
- deep-sixed,
- drop,
- downcry,
- get rid of,
- hangs fire,
- knocking down,
- give thumbs down,
- chuck,
- inactivates,
- Reprobated,
- pour forth,
- divorce oneself from,
- offend,
- hang up,
- have no part of,
- put to flight,
- put on the shelf,
- jettison,
- part from,
- keeping out,
- infract,
- ostracize,
- taking over,
- contravene,
- quash,
- conflict with,
- get around,
- slough,
- force back,
- Dooming,
- waive,
- putting on hold,
- Flipping,
- taking out,
- allergic to,
- walk out on,
- break with,
- ice out,
- forgets about,
- forget about,
- junking,
- loathe,
- left at the altar,
- steer clear,
- repudiate,
- passed on,
- torpedo,
- scraps,
- don't buy,
- blackball,
- keeps out,
- Forgone,
- pours forth,
- showing contempt,
- force off,
- vote against,
- give a wide berth,
- finished off,
- kept away from,
- prohibit,
- shun,
- leave undone,
- repulse,
- feel repugnance,
- apostatize,
- eject,
- Infracted,
- scoff at,
- eliminate,
- passed up,
- by-passed,
- knocked down,
- spit out,
- be down on,
- parts with,
- squeeze out,
- misprizing,
- passed by,
- proscribe,
- Transgressed,
- spurn,
- Shying,
- freeze out,
- fall away from,
- lay over,
- throw away,
- discredit,
- beat back,
- knocks down,
- slight,
- washed out,
- irrupt,
- refuse,
- boycott,
- feel hostility toward,
- ratting,
- Irrupted,
- hated,
- lash out at,
- hold in contempt,
- infringe,
- torpedoed,
- blotting out,
- have no use for,
- Embargoing,
- by-passing,
- down on,
- getting around,
- cold-shouldered,
- dismiss,
- Unbelieved,
- take over,
- parted with,
- put down,
- diffusing,
- except,
- dislike intensely,
- put on hit list,
- deep-sixing,
- giving forth,
- Ragging,
- running out,
- leave flat,
- Infracting,
- kept out,
- refrain from,
- pokes fun at,
- give the brush,
- passes on,
- depart,
- left undone,
- divorce from,
- not swallow,
- outmode,
- blot out,
- go over the fence,
- undervalued,
- swept away,
- shoot down,
- put in place,
- keeping away from,
- hang fire,
- Embargoed,
- Trashed,
- sweep aside,
- wash hands of,
- parted from,
- cold-shoulder,
- leaves out,
- give no credence to,
- not think of,
- Expulse,
- finish off,
- lay on the table,
- put by,
- intermit,
- steer clear of,
- give the cold shoulder to,
- torpedoing,
- left in the cold,
- deep-sixes,
- Unbelieve,
- jilt,
- have aversion to,
- Disbarred,
- Proroguing,
- washes out,
- poke fun at,
- sneer at,
- disbars,
- withhold patronage,
- feel aversion toward,
- give cold shoulder to,
- stand up against,
- pass on,
- hanging fire,
- sending away,
- repel,
- sends away,
- takes a walk,
- turn thumbs down,
- left out,
- have no time for,
- hinders,
- have done with,
- show contempt,
- leave in the cold,
- be alienated from,
- missed out,
- kiss goodbye,
- fend off,
- hide out,
- send away,
- let fall,
- turned back on,
- over-ride,
- cold-shouldering,
- look down nose at,
- abandon,
- hold aloof from,
- put end to,
- having no use for,
- nixing,
- supersede,
- consign to scrap heap,
- give up,
- suspended,
- beg to be excused,
- send forth,
- irrupts,
- Intermitted,
- opprobriate,
- sent away,
- exterminates,
- give the boot,
- coldshoulder,
- not accepted,
- rebuff,
- prorogues,
- blacklist,
- forgoing,
- defect,
- sending forth,
- Ejected,
- throw overboard,
- junked,
- disliked intensely,
- scorn,
- let slide,
- part with,
- exclude,
- not hear of,
- pass up,
- kept at bay,
- chased away,
- Shied,
- ignore,
- tergiverse,
- throwing overboard,
- steering clear of,
- spout,
- chase away,
- diffused,
- consider beneath one,
- suspected,
- turn nose up at,
- blotted out,
- stand against,
- omit,
- leaving out,
- scoffed at,
- turn down,
- feel repugnance toward,
- take a walk,
- parting with,
- refuse to recognize,
- be little,
- cold-shoulders,
- put on ice,
- turn coat,
- shut the door on,
- not go for,
- find disgusting,
- stay shy of,
- stand aloof from,
- passing on,
- misprized,
- Ratted,
- keep at bay,
- Disbarring,
- outplace,
- drive away,
- Voided,
- Prorogued,
- knock down,
- interpose,
- mistrust,
- put out to pasture,
- suspend,
- not give time of day,
- put on hold,
- wash out,
- leave high and dry,
- putting out to pasture,
- shakes off,
- tossed aside,
- shot down,
- leave out,
- flip,
- put under suspicion,
- prorogue,
- overstep,
- feel contempt for,
- by-passes,
- give the runaround,
- scoff,
- put an end to,
- put stop to,
- shake off,
- miss out,
- leave in lurch,
- sweep away,
- give forth,
- put on back burner,
- drive off,
- Quashed,
- free of,
- dig at,
- leave in a lurch,
- irrupting,
- duel,
- put in one's place,
- washing out,
- adios,
- recoil from,
- heave out,
- took out,
- breached,
- change sides,
- standing against,
- inactivated,
- veto,
- deny,
- poked fun at,
- send regrets,
- detest,
- duelling,
- inactivating,
- keep away from,
- discount,
- go back on,
- murdered,
- Reprobating,
- despise,
- Preventing,
- dueled,
- dust off,
- By-pass,
- cast aside,
- decline,
- Intermitting,
- Forbore,
- show the gate to,
- give the heave ho,
- shutting out,
- leave at the altar,
- rub out,
- keep clear of,
- show disrespect,
- disdain,
- disown,
- keep out,
- deep-six,
- waste one,
- shies,
- squeezing out,
- Dueling,
- not accept,
- not credit,
- disbar,
- be above,
- diffuses,
- Torpedoes,
- inactivate,
- put a stop to,
- scrap,
- Breaching,
- turn back on,
- shed,
- toss aside,
- Misprize.
• pooh-pooh
- treat with contempt,
- wave aside,
- pooh pooh.
• prohibit
- bar,
- debar.
• refuse
- Regretted,
- make excuses,
- turn from,
- give thumbs down to,
- not budget,
- turns away,
- beg off,
- not care to,
- turn deaf ear to,
- turning away,
- turn away,
- turn one's back on,
- Refusing,
- turned away,
- refuse to receive,
- not budge.
• repulse
- Reluct,
- Repulsing,
- give a pain,
- set back,
- kick in the teeth,
- give pain,
- heave-ho,
- fight off,
- throw back,
- kick in teeth.
• send away
- send packing.
• throw away
- unburdens,
- free oneself of,
- rid of,
- unburdening,
- rid oneself of,
- be wasteful,
- fail to exploit,
- unburdened.

How to use "Reject" in context?

When someone rejects you, it can feel like the end of the world. There's an overwhelming sense of sadness and frustration that lingers long after the rejection has actually happened. It can feel like you can't go on living, as if your world has ended. But rejection is only a moment in time. It's not a permanent condition. And there are ways to react to rejection that don't leave you feeling devastated. Here are some tips on how to deal with rejection:

1. Get rid of any negative thoughts about rejection right away. This isn't about beating yourself up, it's about focusing on how you're going to improve.

Paraphrases for Reject:

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Equivalence
- Adjective
  rejected.
- Proper noun, singular
  dismiss, rejected, Rejecting, rebuffs, refuses.
- Noun, singular or mass
  rejected, Rejecting.
- Verb, non-3rd person singular present
  disbelieve, dismiss, repudiate.
- Verb, base form
  dismiss, overrule, rebuff, rebut, repudiate, spurn.
Reverse Entailment
- Noun, plural
  Rejections.
Independent
- Adjective
  refusal.
- Proper noun, singular
  refusal, Plays, objects, turns, blocks, refusals.
- Noun, plural
  discards, inputs, objections, emissions, refusals.
- Noun, singular or mass
  refusal.
- Verb, non-3rd person singular present
  accept, approve, are, counter, denounce, disapprove, exclude, object, oppose, resent, resist, Discharging, AM.
- Verb, base form
  abdicate, accept, approve, cease, combat, condemn, contradict, counter, counteract, denounce, deport, disapprove, disbelieve, disown, dispense, displace, disqualify, disregard, eliminate, eschew, exclude, forego, forgo, forsake, ignore, lay, marginalize, object, oppose, postpone, preclude, refrain, refute, relinquish, remove, renounce, repulse, rescind, resist, reverse, revoke, shun, terminate, waive, withdraw, withhold, countering.
Other Related
- Proper noun, singular
  rejection.
- Noun, singular or mass
  rejection, repudiation.
- Verb, base form
  overturn.

Homophones for Reject:

request, right, rushed, rosette, recessed, rusty, risotto, rescued, ragweed, residue, russet, ragout, reseda, regatta, roget, roquette, ragged, rock-steady, reseed, roughshod, roost, rough out, rig out, roasted, resid, rheostat, resect, resist, rackety, requisite, rogue state, rye ergot, rigout, rusted, rag day, recto, rajidae, regicide, rigid, raised, rickety, restitute, react, right-eyed, racist, rosy-cheeked, rush out, rhizoid, requested, racquet, reside, Resht, requite, rosita, rosewood, rachet, ricochet, rocket, recite, rugged, rushdie, rosidae, roseate, rossetti, res gestae, roughcast, roast, rigidity, rest day, rare-roasted, resuscitate, resuscitated, ricotta, rest, racket, rau-sed, reseat, reach out, rectitude, reset, rockweed, rigged, rough cut, recast, rejected, Rasht, rested, restate, razed, rouged, requiescat, right away, rough-cut, Rico Act, recede, richweed, rasta, rust, reshoot, recode, rose-cheeked.

Hypernym for Reject:

v.
- cognition
  disbelieve, disown, ignore, brush off, disregard, brush aside, discount, recuse, discredit, renounce, repudiate, push aside, reprobate, dismiss.

Hyponym for Reject:

v.
- cognition
  pass judgment, evaluate, judge.

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