Synonyms for rejected
re·ject·ed

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1. jilted, rejected, spurnedadjective

   rebuffed (by a lover) without warning

   "jilted at the altar"

   Synonyms:
   spurned, jilted

   Antonyms:
   loved

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1. List of paraphrases for "rejected":

   dismissed, refused, denied, rejects, disallowed, defeated, released, discarded, overruled, rejection, negatived, declined, discharged, repudiated, refuses, refusal, rebuffed, emitted, reject, opposed, refuted, vetoed

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1. Calvin Yang:

   I think the fact I'm Asian American plays a pretty big factor into why I was rejected, the admissions officer had -- I don't know for sure -- but either a hard or soft quota on the number of incoming Asian American students into the Harvard Class of 2025.

2. Joe Biden:

   He rejected repeated efforts at diplomacy, he thought the west or NATO wouldn’t respond—he thought he could divide us at home, in this chamber, in this nation. He thought he could divide us in Europe as well—but Putin was wrong.

3. Aishwarya Bhati:

   We filed it( the last appeal) last week and the Supreme Court rejected it on Monday. He surrendered yesterday to the local trial court in Chennai.

4. Ike Wingate:

   I saw the story somewhere online talking about how the billboard was rejected— a little bit vague on the details as far as who and why—but it was rejected because of the messaging and my understanding that it was going to incite feelings that would not be desirable around the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, when I saw that I thought ‘that’s too bad’…I thought ‘wow it’s a shame they are not able to promote that from the standpoint of the film’ but then from a secondary standpoint the right to free speech was in some senses denied, so I didn't like that.

5. President Clinton:

   I have accepted responsibility for what I did wrong in my personal life and I have invited members of Congress to work with us to find a reasonable, bipartisan and proportionate response, that approach was rejected today by Republicans in The House. But I hope it will be embraced in The Senate.