- refused, turned down, rejected
- مَرْفوض \ refused, turned down, rejected.
Arabic-English glossary. 2015.
refused, turned down, rejected
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turned down — reduced in strength, weakened; refused, rejected … English contemporary dictionary
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refused — adj. turned down, declined, rejected re·fuse || rɪ fjuËz n. garbage, trash, waste v. decline, deny, reject … English contemporary dictionary
turned him down — rejected his request, refused him, left him empty handed … English contemporary dictionary
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forbidden — adj not allowed, prohibited, proscribed, outlawed, Ger. verboten, Fr. interdit. taboo, out of bounds, off limits; disallowed, vetoed, nixed, turned down, rejected, refused … A Note on the Style of the synonym finder
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