Challenges
Rejects and challenges are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Rejects" instead a verb "Challenges".
Rejects
Challenges and rejects are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Challenges" instead a verb "Rejects".
Both words in one sentence
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The nerve rejects her and she walks away, only to realize that going on such a risky adventure and facing all the challenges that came with it meant that she still had her nerve to begin with.
Source: It's the Journey That Counts -
When Gokudera challenges the brother and ends up being defeated, the brother rejects him and refuses to make him his right hand man.
Source: Be Careful What You Wish For -
Spirited Competitor: This is implied to be Holmes's general outlook, that he enjoys the chase and the intellectual challenges his work provides, and rejects cases that don't stimulate him.
Source: Film / Sherlock Holmes
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