rebuffing
Speech parts
1. rebuffing - Noun
2. rebuffing - Verb
Meaning
of Rebuff
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White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows defended Trump on Sunday, rebuffing CBS' Margaret Brennan over the notion that Trump's comments sowed doubt in the election.
He’s also rebuffing any advice from Democrats, alleging in a tweet Friday that they did "NOTHING” on North Korea while in charge.
Kind also is rebuffing a proposed constitutional amendment that would lay out term limits for members of Congress.
The phrasing was similar to that Niehoff used in rebuffing requests to add sexual orientation a month earlier, when he said that it would be against Catholic teachings.
However, she has been gently rebuffing his efforts because she is undecided about the institution of marriage due to the horror stories that she had been hearing from other women who are married.