Let
Reject
Reject verb - To be unwilling to grant.
Usage example: rejected his request for time off
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- After Shego referred to him as a "college reject", Drakken points out that he's a college dropout — "They let me in; I let myself out."
- The Devils Reject: But I'm not gonna let them catch me, no, not gonna let them catch the Midnight Rider!
Source: Ear Worm / Film -
Unfortunately the bomb decides to reject all outside input, collapses into solipsism, and, finding itself to be the only thing that exists, declares "let there be light", with predictable results.
Source: Logic Bomb
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