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Definition of repudiated : of Repudiate

Synonyms:

disowned, unacknowledged

demurred, differed, antagonized, bickered, contended, argued, defied, complained, clashed, dissented, collided, objected, opposed, disagreed

dismissed, invalidated, destroyed, undone, disavowed, eliminated, annulled, neutralized, denied, withdrew, abnegated, effaced, canceled, deleted, vetoed, rejected, dissolved, withdrawn, extinguished, obliterated, divorced, refuted, eradicated, abolished, disclaimed, disaffirmed, retracted, revoked, nullified, negated, undid

disinclined, repulsed, disdained, refused, declined

evicted, banned, barred, amputated, blackballed, exiled, disbarred, prohibited, disallowed, ejected, ostracized, excluded, extradited, expatriated, proscribed, blacklisted, ignored, forbidden, forbade, relegated, excommunicated, disqualified, expelled, boycotted, deported, renounced, excised, banished, ousted, removed

counterbalanced, overturned, reversed, inverted, checked

disgraced, discredited, thrown out

disproved, rejoined, abrogated, disputed, silenced, conflicting, repealed, contradicted, rebutted, conflicted, confuted, challenged

denounced

Usage examples:

• The document, with all proceedings under it, or relating thereto, has long since been abolished and repudiated by unanimous consent; and we now feel ourselves to be much wiser and better than when we commenced. - "History of American Socialisms", John Humphrey Noyes.
• Change, for the sake of change, agitation for vanity, for applause or mischief, he has contemptuously repudiated. - "George Brown", John Lewis.
• The check, if repudiated by the bank, becomes a note, which A must pay. - "The Value of Money", Benjamin M. Anderson, Jr..