spurned in A Sentence

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    And the spurns that we are.

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    Only the very foolish will spurn it.

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    And spurn them in this day.

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    He spurns her advances.

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    But it was all Spurned.

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    I was Spurned and treated with disdain.

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    And you should not spurn him in his cheerfulness.

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    Listen to me, son, for you should not spurn me.

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    You should not spurn a man in his old age.

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    God doesn't heed this kind of person; He spurns them.

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    Pakistan's Prime Minister must answer why his nation Spurned this offer.

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    Some helped him, some Spurned him, and many others ignored him.

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    And in your name, we will spurn those rising up against us.

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    You're not the only one who's been Spurned by the Lady tonight.

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    Pakistan's Prime Minister must answer why his nation Spurned this offer,” she said.

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    Tagore modernised Bengali art by spurning rigid classical forms and resisting linguistic strictures.

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    Tagore modernized Bengali art by spurning rigid classical forms and resisting linguistic strictures.

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    Pakistan's Prime Minister must answer why his nation Spurned this offer," she had said.

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    The ghosts: A wizard called Singhia and a princess called Ratnavati who Spurned his advances.

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    It is said that Prasada Spurned a request from the coterie to provide assistance in its efforts,

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    In short, spurn means God's ultimate reaction and attitude toward those people who are behaving in such a way.

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    He went a step further and publicly declaimed that India spurns the ideas of its newest Nobel laureate.

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    Gulabo does so but Masterji spurns her and gets her raped by his accomplices inside a horse carriage.

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    Non-violent movements have, for decades knocked on the door of every democratic institution in this country and have been Spurned and humiliated.

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    The people of Noah rejected the truth before them; aye, they rejected Our servant and said,‘A madman and one who is Spurned.'.

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    The other was a teacher who Spurned wealth and prestige and was prepared to sacrifice his life to save the lives of others.

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    Mankind is none other than the heritage of the devil who, Spurned by Me long ago, has been My irreconcilable enemy ever since.

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    Mankind is none other than the legacy of the devil who, Spurned by Me long ago, has been My irreconcilable enemy ever since.

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    Fifty countries signed a treaty to ban nuclear weapons, a pact that the world's nuclear powers Spurned but supporters hailed as a historic agreement nonetheless.

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    Again, there is a glitch because the gods notice that he's rather a cad and he leaves a trail of Spurned dead lovers in his wake.

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