The phrase "blunt refusal" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use "blunt refusal" to describe a direct and straightforward rejection of something. It often conveys a sense of firmness and finality. Example: Despite his persistent pleading, she gave him a blunt refusal to his marriage proposal.
His casual vibe and blunt refusal to be offensive when the score dictates it makes Tomic one of the most puzzling players on tour.
Part of McIlroy's allure has always been a blunt refusal – or basic inability – to flatline, even mid-tournament, a scenario which shows no sign of changing.
I can't remember which book I pulled from the shelves, but her reaction sticks in my mind - a blunt refusal to consider the book I'd recommended.
The other major blind spot in the anti-European tabloid reaction is a blunt refusal to understand, yet alone publicise, the way decisions are taken in the EU.
In that case, her blunt refusal – supported by the usual diplomatic bullying – to accept proposed improvements in engine standards forced the European commission to find another means of reducing greenhouse gases.
"His blunt refusal to put a ceiling on the local housing market caused nationwide controversy over whether he was representing the interests of major real estate developers instead of the public, who found housing prices unaffordable," the news agency said.
But, as the MPs say, his "blunt refusals to share data, even unrestricted data" led to "unfortunate email exchanges" and was "inevitably counterproductive".
Faced with 12,000 applicants for 1,200 freshman slots, the United States Naval Academy was blunt about its refusal to send a California high school senior an admissions application.
While BuzzFeed was taken to task for giving the respondents more publicity than they might have been prepared for, a few of those were blunt about their refusal to be shamed about having been the victim of a crime.
His refusal blunts the incentive to hire.
Cranston says he believes Trumbo would have respected the Republican presidential front-runner's blunt nature and his refusal to be beholden to special interests.
