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| repudiation (The ability of a user to falsely deny having performed an action that other parties cannot prove otherwise. For example, a user who deleted a file can successfully deny doing so if no mechanism (such as audit files) can prove otherwise) | |||
| oversize; rejects; retained fraction | |||
| refusal to accept; rejecting | |||
| graft rejection; back stroke | |||
| repression (2) | |||
| kickback; repulse | |||
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| disallowances | |||
| coarse reject; slivers; screenings; reject | |||
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| blowback; recoil | |||
| materials | |||
| rejection | |||
| rebound | |||
| reject | |||
| penetration per blow; set | |||
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| disallow; disclaim; repel | |||
| refuse | |||
| eject (To remove something or someone from their current location); Decline (The administrator's act of removing an update from the main view of updates so that the respective update is no longer displayed or available for deployment); reject (To refuse to accept a file or message) | |||
| deny application; opt-out | |||
| reject | |||
| dismiss a charge; overrule; dismissal; dismiss (claim, action, appeal) | |||
| dismiss; challenge; refuse (una petición); give refusal (una petición); reject petition (una petición) | |||
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| rejected | |||
| rechazo: 182 phrases in 34 subjects |