reject and denounce

To not only belittle someone's views, but also to resist any support from that person because of their views. This may be demanded or required in a case where an individual has an unsavory supporter.

Obama responded: "I have to say I don't see a difference between denouncing and rejecting...But if the word 'reject' Sen. Clinton feels is stronger than the word 'denounce,' then I'm happy to concede the point, and I would reject and denounce."

by syphos March 13, 2008

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dènost

An intensely uneasy, slightly melancholy yet exhilarating feeling that sometimes arises when one deeply ponders the nature of being.

Late last night in his study, while sitting in a leather chair and staring off into the distance, Jacob thought of his birth; then he imagined the great tree of births of every one of his ancestors, then that of all of humanity, then that of all animals, then that of all matter; soon enough, he was intensely trying to visualize the Universe at its earliest state and, with irritation, could not do so at all; while reflecting on the mystery of that state, and the states preceding it, he experienced dènost and sighed deeply and slowly.

by La Pseudonym March 7, 2017

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denounce

Publicly declaring someone to be wrong or evil.
A very common thing to do in Sid Meier's Civilization.

Person: "Hey, you see that guy overthere? He thinks that he is better than us"
Me: "I denounce him."
Me, but shouting instead so everyone can hear: "I DENOUNCE THAT GUY!!"

by Deus vult=justice January 7, 2018

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denouel

Denouel is a second name usually given to amazing and lovely people with a special talent for cooking and bakery.

This is a frequent name in Britain, France.

Mrs. Denouel is the love of my life, i met her at school a year ago.

by Milhouzer December 21, 2021

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