rejective

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rejective

A teacher's rejective feedback can discourage a student's creativity.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Characterized by rejection; tending to reject or refuse: Describes an attitude, behavior, or stance that involves dismissing, refusing, or not accepting something or someone.
    • Inclined to be dismissive or overcritical: Often implies a negative, critical, or unaccepting disposition.
Usage Examples
  • Adjective:
    • The manager's rejective stance on all new proposals stifled innovation in the department.
    • She received a rejective letter from the university, informing her that her application was not successful.
    • His rejective attitude made it difficult for others to share their honest opinions.
Advanced Usage
  • In Psychology/Sociology: Used to describe behaviors or social mechanisms that exclude individuals or ideas.
    • The study examined the rejective behaviors exhibited by in-group members towards outsiders.
  • Formal/Technical Contexts: Appears in academic, literary, or technical writing more than in everyday conversation.
    • The committee's report was rejective of the fundamental assumptions underlying the policy.
Variants and Related Words
  • Reject (verb): To refuse to accept, consider, or submit to.
    • The board will reject the offer.
  • Rejection (noun): The act of rejecting or the state of being rejected.
    • He faced repeated rejection from publishers.
  • Rejecter (noun): One who rejects. (Less common)
Synonyms
  • Dismissive: Showing indifference or disregard.
  • Repudiative: Rejecting as invalid or untrue.
  • Unaccepting: Not willing to accept.
  • Negative: Expressing or implying denial, refusal, or prohibition.
Antonyms
  • Acceptive: Ready or willing to accept.
  • Receptive: Willing to consider or accept new suggestions and ideas.
  • Approving: Showing or feeling acceptance of something.
Related Phrases/Idioms

(Note: "Rejective" itself is not typically used in common idioms. The related verb "reject" is used instead.) - To reject out of hand: To dismiss immediately without consideration. - The idea was rejected out of hand as being impractical.

rejective

A teacher's rejective feedback can discourage a student's creativity.

Adjective
  1. rejecting or tending to reject
    • rejective or overcritical attitudes of disappointed parents

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