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    Repuse (en. I replied)

    /reˈpu.se/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    The act of rejecting or not accepting something.
    His repulse of the offer surprised everyone.
    Su repuse a la oferta sorprendió a todos.
    A resounding denial of a proposal.
    The repulse of the invitation was unexpected.
    El repuse de la invitación fue inesperado.
    verb
    To reject something that is offered or requested.
    He repulsed the job offer without hesitation.
    Él repuso la oferta de trabajo sin dudar.
    Not accepting or dismissing a plan.
    He decided to repulse the trip for personal reasons.
    Decidió repusar el viaje por motivos personales.

    Etymology

    Derived from the Latin 'repudiare', which means 'to reject or repudiate'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    total repulse
    Absolute and unconditional rejection of a proposal.
    repuse total
    to give a repulse
    To clearly reject an offer or request.
    dar un repuse
    without repulse
    Without restrictions, free of rejection.
    sin repuse

    Related Words

    repudiate
    To reject with disdain or contempt.
    repudiar
    dismiss
    Not to accept or consider something.
    desestimar
    rejection
    Act of not accepting something that is offered.
    rechazo

    Slang Meanings

    Casual rejection of an invitation.
    He gave a repulse to the plan to go out, but in a very casual way.
    Le dio un repuse al plan de salir, pero de forma muy casual.
    Friendly but firm refusal.
    His repulse was gentle; he just said he wasn't interested.
    Su repuse fue suave, solo dijo que no le interesaba.