Pronunciation

/reˈdʒekt/

Definitions

• Verb: n/v To refuse acceptance, approval, or adherence to something; to dismiss with disapproval.
• Noun: A refusal or act of rejection; a dismissal or refusal.

Phrases

• “Reject an offer” means to decline a proposal or proposal.
• “Reject a submission” is used when refusing a piece of work or content.
• “Reject with grace” implies accepting defeat or refusal in a polite manner.

Example Sentences

• Verb: “The proposal was rejected due to budget constraints.”
• Noun: “Her application was rejected after several revisions.”
• Phrase: “Despite their hard work, the team’s project was ultimately rejected by the client.”

Synonyms

• Refuse
• Deny
• Decline
• Turn down
• Rebuff
• Repulse -摈弃

Antonyms

• Accept
• Approve
• Endorse
• Approve
• Embrace

Usage Notes

• “Reject” is often followed by a specific thing or person, while “refuse” can be more general.
• In formal contexts, “reject” might be used for serious decisions, while “turn down” is more casual.