This is the 13399th most frequent Spanish word.
rechazara
"Rechazara" means "might reject" or "would reject" (third-person singular or first-person singular, imperfect subjunctive form of "rechazar").
Here 'rechazara' is used in the past subjunctive mood to express a hypothetical action.
Si ella rechazara la oferta, tendríamos que buscar otra solución.
If she rejected the offer, we would have to look for another solution.
In this sentence, 'rechazara' is employed as a past subjunctive due to the expression of expectation by the teacher.
El profesor esperaba que el estudiante no rechazara su ayuda.
The teacher hoped that the student would not reject his help.
Here, 'rechazara' is used in the past subjunctive mood following 'era posible' to indicate uncertainty or possibility regarding the action.