No. 11,598 in French

répudier

To repudiate or reject.

In a sentence

Il a décidé de répudier les idées anciennes qui ne sont plus pertinentes.
He decided to repudiate the old ideas that are no longer relevant.
In this sentence, 'répudier' means to reject or renounce ideas or concepts that one no longer agrees with or finds relevant.
Elle a été répudiée après qu'il n'était plus satisfait de leur relation.
She was repudiated after he was no longer satisfied with their relationship.
Here, 'répudier' refers to a formal rejection or dismissal of someone, often in the context of breaking off a relationship or marriage.
Le gouvernement a répudié toutes les accusations portées contre lui.
The government repudiated all charges brought against it.
In this context, 'répudier' signifies a formal denunciation or denial of accusations or charges.

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