rebuff in a sentence
n.
Definition
Rebuff (verb): to reject or dismiss someone or something in a blunt or abrupt manner.
Sample Sentences
- She offered her advice, but he rebuffed her suggestions with a dismissive wave.
- Despite his enthusiasm, the committee rebuffed his proposal for a new community project.
- After several attempts to connect, she finally decided to stop reaching out, feeling rebuffed by his silence.
- The artist was taken aback when the gallery owner rebuffed her request for an exhibition.
- He felt a sting of disappointment when his invitation was rebuffed at the party.
- Despite his persistent efforts to engage her in conversation, she continued to rebuff his advances with a polite smile.
- The manager's rebuff of the employee's proposal left everyone in the meeting room stunned into silence.
- After several attempts to negotiate, the diplomat faced a firm rebuff from the opposing country.
- Her artistic vision was met with a rebuff from the critics, who found it too unconventional for their tastes.
- He took the rebuff to heart, realizing that perhaps he needed to refine his approach before trying again.