Noun
a brief and unsympathetic rejection
Source: WordNetI think Alexander Hamilton has received a little bit of short shrift from history, and I think Jefferson has been treated a little bit too generously. I admire them both, but I admire them both about equally. William Rehnquist
they made short shrift of my request Source: Internet
But congressional appropriations dictated that 80 percent of his budget be earmarked for highways, including for Lady Bird Johnson’s highway beautification program, while airlines, railroads and mass transit got short shrift. Source: Internet
A backup data pool could help make short shrift of one of the toughest parts of big data analysis implementation -- collecting all the data to churn through the analytic engines. Source: Internet
However, House of Representatives Speaker Pelosi gave short shrift to any hopes of Congress ratifying a future trade deal if Britain ploughs ahead with the new Brexit bill. Source: Internet
But he's also been around Star Trek for a long time, and got short shrift there unfortunately. Source: Internet