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spurned

[ spurnd ]

adjective

  1. treated or rejected with scorn or contempt:

    It should be instructive to us that some of the spurned recommendations were very effective when belatedly implemented years after they were made.



verb

  1. the simple past tense and past participle of spurn.
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The lead detective in the case said he did not think "this is the case of a spurned lover in any way".

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Anscombe kicked the hosts' first points before Wales spurned a try opportunity when Tomos Williams dropped a pass from Morgan, which in any case might have been forward.

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Former US Open champion Cilic - making his first appearance since November because of a knee-injury setback - spurned three break points late in the second set that would have put him 5-3 up.

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After Washington's first fumble, Barkley punched in another score, although the Commanders spurned the chance to draw level as they failed to make a two-point conversion after a field goal and a Terry McLaurin touchdown.

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John then shuffled through the expansion era and modern baseball ballots twice apiece, getting spurned by the voting committees.

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