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rejectionist
[ ri-jek-shuh-nist ]
noun
- an Arab leader or country that opposes accommodation or compromise in negotiations with Israel.
- any person or group that refuses to compromise in a dispute.
adjective
- of or relating to rejectionists.
Other Words From
- re·jection·ism noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of rejectionist1
Example Sentences
So if someone is more critical of the Arab side, for whatever reason, because you're lumped in with terrorists, because you're considered rejectionist or violent or whatever, then you hold on a little bit stronger to that part of your identity because that's where you feel you need to prove yourself the most, to tell people, no, you're wrong about this.
If Hamas ultimately rejects the one-week truce, a passable U.N. resolution would at least put the U.S. on a moral high ground and make Hamas the clear rejectionist.
"It remains active and dangerous, particularly if it is able, by positioning itself as the sole pure rejectionist group in Afghanistan, to recruit disaffected Taliban and other militants to swell its ranks," the UN said.
Where was the moderation in Tuesday’s Republican rejectionist front?
In effect, Trump has put Americans in harm’s way to defend corrupt Arab autocrats, increase US arms sales, and boost Israel’s rightwing rejectionist leadership.
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