rebuffs

The word “rebuffs” has 2 syllables: re-buffs

It's pronounced as /rɪˈbʌfs/


What is synonym and antonym for rebuffs?

In the thesaurus, “rebuffs” has 57 synonyms and 25 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for rebuffs along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for rebuffs

  • abjures
  • avoids
  • banishments
  • blackballs
  • blows off
  • brush-offs
  • bypasses
  • cold shoulders
  • declines
  • denies
  • deselects
  • detours
  • disapproves
  • disavows
  • disclaims
  • disdains
  • dismissals
  • dismisses
  • disputes
  • forbears
  • forbids
  • foreswears
  • forswears
  • gainsays
  • ignores
  • kiss-offs
  • negatives
  • nixes
  • ostracisms
  • overrules
  • passes
  • passes up
  • prohibits
  • proscribes
  • recants
  • refuses
  • rejections
  • rejects
  • renounces
  • reprobates
  • repudiates
  • repulses
  • retracts
  • scorns
  • scouts
  • shoots down
  • silent treatments
  • snubs
  • spurns
  • sticks
  • takes back
  • throws out
  • throws over
  • turns down
  • unsays
  • vetoes
  • withdraws

Antonyms for rebuffs

Meanings of rebuffs

  • noun
    1. A sudden resistance or refusal.
    2. Repercussion, or beating back.
  • verb
    1. To refuse; to offer sudden or harsh resistance; to turn down or shut out.
    2. To buff again.

Example Sentences

  • She calmly rebuffs all unwanted advances.
  • The senator repeatedly rebuffs questions from the press.
  • He rebuffs criticism with confidence and clarity.
  • The company rebuffs any suggestion of wrongdoing.
  • Despite many rebuffs, he continues to apply for the position.

On this page you'll find 82 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to rebuffs, such as: abjures, accedes, acceptances, accepts, acquiesces, adopts, agrees.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

Related Words

nays

negatives

kiss-offs

  • banishments
  • blackballs
  • brush-offs
  • cold shoulders
  • dismissals
  • ostracisms
  • rebuffs
  • rejections
  • repulses
  • silent treatments
  • snubs

declinations

declines


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