Reject

v.
1. dismiss as inadequate, inappropriate, or not to one's taste.

n.
2. a person or thing dismissed as failing to meet standards or satisfy tastes.

union negotiators rejected a 1.5 percent pay increase

by ToolifyStudios March 20, 2022

rejection

the dismissing or refusing of a proposal, idea, etc.
"the Union decided last night to recommend rejection of the offer"

the action of spurning a person's affections.
"some people are reluctant to try it, because they fear rejection"

"some people are reluctant to try it, because they fear rejection"

by DJ1311 October 17, 2018

Rejection Resolution

When someone rejects you but still wants to be on good terms so proposes something else like staying as friends.

"He said that he didn't like me in that way, so wanted to stay friends as his Rejection Resolution."

by andromedine October 30, 2014

Reject

To turn down a girl who wants to link.

I rejected her

by FNAlfsta October 6, 2020

Rejected

To be rejected by every girl.

Brad got rejected by Julia again. What a legend.

by Choccymilk888 June 22, 2018

social rejection

blue haired liberals, jiafei accounts, "the boyzzz", social credit mfs, people who use twitter as an information site

person a: hey is that person a social rejection?
person b: they are *what was listed above* so yeah

by xi—..! January 5, 2022

Rejecting

Kind of like ignoring, except you're not turning your back on the thing (or person) you're rejecting.

People don't have to learn to live with anything or anyone, from a virus to a human pest. They can keep rejecting it, as accepting it or living with it only allows it to spread like wildfire. They can tell the wildfire go fuck itself if they want to, even if they don't know they can due to pesky tyrants telling them they have to live with certain things.

by The Original Agahnim January 18, 2022