- Look up
rejection or
reject in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Rejection, or the verb reject, may
refer to:
Social rejection, in psychology, an interpersonal...
- up
rejectionism or
rejectionist in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Rejectionism or
rejectionist may
refer to: A
policy or
attitude of
rejection of something...
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social interaction. The
topic includes interpersonal rejection (or peer
rejection),
romantic rejection, and
familial estrangement. A
person can be rejected...
- A
rejection hotline is a
phone number which delivers a pre-recorded
message telling the
caller that the
caller is
rejected by the
person who gave the...
- fear
before a
rejection attempt, such as
mindfulness or
using the
three second rule. New
players are
advised to
start with
small rejections before graduating...
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Brine rejection is a
process that
occurs when
salty water freezes. The
salts do not fit in the
crystal structure of
water ice, so the salt is expelled...
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rejection occurs when
transplanted tissue is
rejected by the recipient's
immune system,
which destroys the
transplanted tissue.
Transplant rejection can...
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Literary Rejections On
Display is a blog on
which featured posts and
discussions about rejection letters from magazines,
agents and book publishers. The...
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which the
builders (or "husbandmen") rejected. 1
Peter 2:7
discusses this
rejection of Jesus. This
references similar wording in
Psalm 118:22: The
stone which...
- Load
rejection in an
electric power system is the
condition in
which there is a
sudden load loss in the
system which causes the
generating equipment to...
