ADJECTIVE
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rejecting or tending to reject
rejective or overcritical attitudes of disappointed parents
How To Use rejective In A Sentence
- Objective:To study the effect and mechanism of integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine on prevention and treatment to rejective reaction of renal transplantation.
- rejective or overcritical attitudes of disappointed parents
- Many show the popular imagination at work, with jocular and sometimes grotesque names, names that betray attitudes -- amused, derisive, envious, sardonic, rejective. VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol VII No 2
- Despair and/or 'Disgust' (i.e., rejective denial, or 'sour grapes' feeling towards what life might have been) represent the opposite disposition: feelings of wasted opportunities, regrets, wishing to be able to turn back the clock and have a second chance. Latest Articles
- And the talk became all of horse, which is exclusive and rejective of other interests, even of women. Success A Novel
- We were haunted with a triplistic vision of a seemingly concrete unloved "me," a seemingly concrete rejective "you," and the seemingly concrete act of speaking words that could prove one's affection. Developing Balanced Sensitivity: Practical Buddhist Exercises for Daily Life (Revised Second Edition) ��� 18 Relaxing Triplistic Appearances of Mind's Natural Functions
- Objective:To study the effect and mechanism of integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine on prevention and treatment to rejective reaction of renal transplantation.
- A seemingly concrete unloved "me," a seemingly concrete rejective "you," and the seemingly concrete act of speaking words that could prove one's affection The Sensitivity Handbook: Training Materials for Developing Balanced Sensitivity ��� Exercise 20: Relaxing Triplistic Appearances of Mind's Natural Functions
- [It must be noted that the proposal of the Court Reporter of the Council of State was rejective of the Scientologists’ request to establish a church. Greece: Scientology Is Not a Religion
- There is in the contemporary world an ingrained, deeply inherited belief to the contrary: that the human species is by nature violent, aggressive, competitive, protective of its territory, rejective of the "other. Peter Clothier: Survival Of The Selfless?