rechazo

/reˈt͡ʃaθo/
nounIntermediate
general

The act of rejecting or refusing something or someone.

El rechazo de su propuesta causó controversia.

The rejection of his proposal caused controversy.

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Can refer to rejection of ideas, applications, or people.

psychology

A feeling of being rejected or not accepted by others.

El rechazo social puede afectar la salud mental.

Social rejection can affect mental health.

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Often used in psychological contexts to describe emotional responses.

Collocations

rechazo socialsocial rejectionrechazo de visavisa rejectionrechazo de amorlove rejection

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Related Phrases

dar un rechazophrase
to give a rejection
sentir rechazophrase
to feel rejected

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Common Usage

'Rechazo' is often used in formal contexts (e.g., visa rejection) and emotional contexts (e.g., love rejection).

📖Word Origin

From the verb 'rechazar' (to reject), derived from the Latin 'recusare' (to refuse).

📝Usage Notes

In formal contexts, 'rechazo' can refer to official rejections (e.g., visa, application). In informal contexts, it often describes emotional rejection.

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