Verb:

హెచ్చరిక, అవహేళన చేయడానికి, ద్వేషం, తిరస్కరించండి, కిక్,

spurning's Usage Examples:

The two were jailed for four years, with Pensri spurning offers of early release to remain with her husband.

and Lee Ranaldo formed Sonic Youth as a temple to the electric guitar, spurning lead and rhythm roles in favor of noise and more noise.

herself inside her orchard, dedicating herself to its cultivation while spurning all suitors.

Later on in the novel, Lise sinks into depression and self-hatred, spurning her lover and crushing her finger in a door.

Upset at the King"s spurning of his work, Hogarth opted to change the engraving and present the painting.

he took a position as general manager of the London Symphony Orchestra, spurning an offer from the Cape Town Symphony Orchestra.

Not accepting that his relationship is over, and spurning the disapproval of his friends, he wishes to put "his love on the line".

"After spurning CFL combine, Peter Godber posts impressive numbers at pro day".

"Kansas Democrat shares ideas after spurning run for governor".

A'Court, who followed Rugby league, signed from Prescot as an 18-year-old in September 1952, spurning the advances of Everton and Bolton Wanderers to become an Anfield apprentice, a decision that paid off as just six months after joining he made his first team debut.

His painful spurning of her, and the shocking discovery of his dissipated character, finally.

the lance in Western Europe, with newer types of heavy cavalry such as reiters and cuirassiers spurning the old one-use weapon and increasingly supplanting.

The goddess Ishtar sends the Bull of Heaven to punish Gilgamesh for spurning her advances.

Synonyms:

decline, freeze off, scorn, pass up, turn away, disdain, repel, reject, snub, refuse, turn down, pooh-pooh, rebuff,

Antonyms:

better, increase, admit, honor, accept,