repudiate

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repudiate
[rɪˈpjuːdɪeɪt]
verbo transitivo
1rechazar (Formal) (offer); desmentir (rumor, remark)

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repudiate [ri-piu-dieit]
1Repudiar (hate); renunciar, echar o lanzar de sí.
2Repeler a la mujer propia.
va.

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repudiate [rɪˈpjuːdɪeɪt]
verb:transitive
1 (deny) [+charge] rechazar; negar
Mosley went out of his way to repudiate the charge that his movement was organized to promote violence
2 (refuse to recognize) [+debt, treaty] negarse a reconocer; desconocer; [+attitude, values, wife, violence] repudiar
At the same time that the Russian Parliament ratified the commonwealth, they explicitly repudiated the treaty that formed the Soviet Union in 1922 US officials argue that it's better to come to some sort of restructuring agreement now rather than wait for Russia to repudiate the debt altogether I repudiate everything she stands for his book repudiated views he had fervently supported only a few years ago

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Verb Conjugation for "repudiate"

Imperative
  • repudiate
  • you repudiate
  • he/she repudiates
  • we repudiate
  • you repudiate
  • they repudiate
Preterite
  • I repudiated
  • you repudiated
  • he/she repudiated
  • we repudiated
  • you repudiated
  • they repudiated
Present Continuous
  • I am repudiating
  • you are repudiating
  • he/she is repudiating
  • we are repudiating
  • you are repudiating
  • they are repudiating
Present Perfect
  • I have repudiated
  • you have repudiated
  • he/she has repudiated
  • we have repudiated
  • you have repudiated
  • they have repudiated
Past Continuous
  • I was repudiating
  • you were repudiating
  • he/she was repudiating
  • we were repudiating
  • you were repudiating
  • they were repudiating
Past Perfect
  • I had repudiated
  • you had repudiated
  • he/she had repudiated
  • we had repudiated
  • you had repudiated
  • they had repudiated
Future
  • I will repudiate
  • you will repudiate
  • he/she will repudiate
  • we will repudiate
  • you will repudiate
  • they will repudiate
Future Perfect
  • I will have repudiated
  • you will have repudiated
  • he/she will have repudiated
  • we will have repudiated
  • you will have repudiated
  • they will have repudiated
Future Continuous
  • I will be repudiating
  • you will be repudiating
  • he/she will be repudiating
  • we will be repudiating
  • you will be repudiating
  • they will be repudiating
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been repudiating
  • you have been repudiating
  • he/she has been repudiating
  • we have been repudiating
  • you have been repudiating
  • they have been repudiating
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been repudiating
  • you will have been repudiating
  • he/she will have been repudiating
  • we will have been repudiating
  • you will have been repudiating
  • they will have been repudiating
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been repudiating
  • you had been repudiating
  • he/she had been repudiating
  • we had been repudiating
  • you had been repudiating
  • they had been repudiating
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evidently, plainly, clearly, obviously