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What is refudiate?1. A malapropism comprised by combining the words refute (to prove wrong) and repudiate (to abandon) 1. In america, polygamy was refudiated long ago. refudiate - videoRefudiate - what is it?A made-up English word: a combination of two legitimate words; "refute" and "repudiate". This is similar to George W. Bush's use of the word "misunderestimate" several years prior. She (Palin) asked Michelle Obama to βrefudiateβ claims that the Tea Party movement is racist. What does "refudiate" mean?When Sarah Palin decides regular English words aren't good enough, she'll just go ahead and make a new one. Here, Refudiate bridges the gap between "refuse" and "repudiate", to mean exactly what she wants it to mean. "The President and his wife ... they can refudiate what this group (the NAACP) is saying." - Sarah Palin, on F-F-Fox News Refudiate - what does it mean?verb: to fast, or to refuse nourishment. The buddist monks would often refudiate during their months of meditation Refudiate - meaning1. To inantly refuse to make a point. An act of "repute" in self defense of the word previously stated. To refudiate. Sarah has refudiated her previous statement of misguided information in order to redirect the words by the surrounding the word of meaning with new context. Refudiate - definitionThe sexual act of sodomy while driving a snow mobile. In Alaska, refudiation is a traditional way of settling grudges. The practice began in the mid-19th century when rival oil and mineral speculators would settle claims through an act of sodomy while riding in a dog-sled. Public displays of ritualistic sex brought levity to angry miners and was thought to "reverse the feud" between the two injured parties. After refudiating, it was understood that no further arguments could be made. Ground Zero Mosque supporters: doesn't it stab you in the heart, as it does ours throughout the heartland? Peaceful Muslims, pls refudiate. Refudiate - slangVerb: "From a strictly lexical interpretation of the different contexts in which Palin has used 'refudiate,' we have concluded that neither 'refute' nor 'repudiate' seems consistently precise, and that 'refudiate' more or less stands on its own, suggesting a general sense of 'reject,' " the New Oxford American Dictionary said in a press release. The former governor used the word in a Twitter message last summer, calling on "peaceful Muslims" to "refudiate" a planned mosque near the site of the 9/11 attacks in New York. RefudiateA blend of refuse (or refute) and repudiate. Allegedly coined by Sarah Palin in 2010, but references can be found dating back to at least 1973. I ask you to refudiate terrorism. Refudiatev. to reject with denial July 18, 2010: Ground Zero mosque supporters, doesnβt it stab you in the heart as it does ours throughout the heartland? Peaceful Muslims, (please) refudiate. RefudiateThe esteemed half-term Governor Sarah Palin(R-Pluto) developed this neologism as a means to demonstrate her unparalleled capacity for steadfast denial of fact and truth. I did not quit as Governor, I refudiate that. I was forced out by the gotcha media and the global liberal conspiracy determined to rob of us of our divine right to shoot wolves from helicopters. |
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