Examples of using Repudiated in English and their translations into Slovak
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the modern experimental liturgy is repudiated.
your mother was repudiated for your acts of rebellion.
if things didn't go well, repudiated her.
So they asked him,'Tell us why you accepted everything we cast you, but repudiated this last insult.'.
of course that Word Bride will be repudiated as in the first age.
Johnson's view on the Christ is strikingly reminiscent of an error which emerged early in the history of the church and was repudiated as heresy.
But, the same consideration that suggested him, repudiated him;
In November, the American electorate repudiated Bush's Iraq debacle
a theology professor, repudiated two core teachings of the Catholic Church,
set up their own creeds and ideas, and repudiated anyone who said opposite to what they said.
the infallibility of the Word is repudiated by the false apostles of the false church.
Thereupon, Theophilus, at the demon's command, renounced Christ and His Mother, repudiated the Catholic Faith,
By the way, Sarah, until the very day of the wedding, repudiated in every possible way from annoying journalists
Many of the early Christians and some of the"Fathers" repudiated the gospel of John,
who had dismissed the pilot as a so-so Seinfeld wannabe in 1994, repudiated his earlier review after rewatching the episode
who had dismissed the pilot as a“so-so Seinfeld wannabe” in 1994, repudiated his earlier review after rewatching the episode
which are so violently repudiated by the Jews.
religion of the Sabbath, which was repudiated by Christ.
when British Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne repudiated the concept of the“universal benefit,” the idea that everyone,
Essentially what the United Kingdom has done is repudiated the deal that we negotiated in good faith with Prime Minister May's government over two years