Sentence examples for have repudiated from inspiring English sources

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'have repudiated' is a valid and usable phrase in written English.
As a verb, it typically means to reject or deny something, either in a formal or official capacity. For example, "The government has officially repudiated the treaty."

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The voters have repudiated him.

The New York Times

Many successful non-OA publishers have repudiated these fears.

Harvard University

Matt Lewis: Bad idea, but should Romney have repudiated it?

The Washington Post

The automaker could not have repudiated his apology more effectively.

The Washington Post

The American people have repudiated empire, and want America to come first.

University of California, Berkeley

American majorities repudiated the Vietnam War and have repudiated the invasion of Iraq.

The New Yorker

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Iran has repudiated the report as fiction.

The New York Times

Those were options the Americans had repudiated in 1776.

Stanford University

First, it has repudiated industry-wide, national labour standards.

The Economist

Former Senator John Edwards has repudiated his vote for the war.

The New York Times

The G.O.P. has repudiated its historic tradition of conservation.

The New York Times

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