rejection
/rɪˈdʒɛkʃən/
noun
- The act of refusing to accept, use, or believe something or someone.
- His job application ended in rejection after the final interview.
- The rejection of the peace plan led to further conflict.
- She felt a deep sense of rejection when her friends didn't invite her.
- A letter or message informing someone that they have not been accepted for a job, school, etc.
- She received a rejection from the university she had applied to.
- He kept the rejection letter as a reminder to work harder.
- After dozens of rejections, she finally got an acceptance.
- The failure of the body to accept a transplanted organ or tissue.
- The patient's body showed signs of organ rejection after the transplant.
- Tissue rejection is a major challenge in transplant surgery.
- Doctors gave him medication to prevent rejection of the new kidney.
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