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

Rejected

Rejected means to be dismiss as inadequate, inappropriate, or not to one's taste.

"she didn't want him to feel he had been rejected

"an application to hold a pop concert at the club was rejected"
after his sister was born"
""union negotiators rejected a 1.5 percent pay increase"
refuse to agree to (a request).

by Phoenix_In_Arizona March 21, 2022

Rejected

The love of your life said no you got rejected

No I rejected him I think he is ugly

by anonymous April 3, 2022

Reject

Pronounciantion: lee jee ehk, but you say it slowly. It means no but in a polite way. You can make a stop hand gesture to accompany the word.

Person A: wanna go to kfc after school?
Person B: reject!

Person A: Why did you quit duolingo?
Person B:reject!

by Bearishy April 13, 2022

REJECTHEE

the official name of the tight knit community of mcmaster hsc rejectees

Maryam: OMG, offers are out did you get in??
Gibs (swag and based): No im a rejecthee!

by baguellle May 12, 2022

rejecting inside jokes and names of non-celebrities

What Urban Dictionary claims to do, but really if you just search a name you find a bunch of praise for friends and partners.

Urban Dictionary: "Don't name your friends. We'll be rejecting inside jokes and names of non-celebrities."
Me: "But didn't I just see a bunch of non celebrity naming?"

by ropoopy May 22, 2022

reject

your life

you got rejected

by YNW Juvy November 2, 2022