Sentence examples for to repudiating from inspiring English sources
verb
To reject the truth or validity of something; to deny.
For Thiel and his peers in Silicon Valley, such a refusal amounts to repudiating their way of life".
Lessing also devoted a substantial part of this preface to repudiating any association with the feminist movement.
By 1973, Kristol was well on the way to repudiating liberalism, inventing neoconservatism, and entering an initially reluctant embrace with the Republican Party.
In addition to repudiating its own report, the inspector general's office took the additional step of removing the report from its Web site.
But when asked to describe, and place in time, his own conversion from supporting segregation to repudiating it, Mr. Lott demurred.
But Mr. Clinton's journey from signing the Defense of Marriage Act to repudiating it mirrors larger changes in society as same-sex marriage has gone from a fringe idea to one with a majority.
Mandela refuses to repudiate her.
He refused to repudiate his communist convictions.
They would never live to repudiate it.
To repudiate someone is to disown them.
A rush to repudiate that error is under way.
