Spurns

Both have an ocean of cap space and glaring needs on the perimeter (assuming James Harden ultimately spurns Houston in favor of returning to Philadelphia).

Gibson acknowledges that he spurns the typical verse-chorus structures of pop, but he can't exactly explain why.

Meneilly is aware of the need to shake off this image to thrive in Australia’s cafe scene, which tends to favour small, independent operators and spurns chains; the smaller the hole-in-the-wall, the better your coffee.

A callow man spurns the tender love of an exceptional young woman, destroys his dearest male friend and is condemned to endure a solitary existence mired in regrets.

Alexander-Arnold takes the resulting corner too, but Gini Wijnaldum spurns a decent chance after racing clear from his marker.

Angelina spurns many wooers, but refuses to make plain her love for young Edwin.

He meets Benny ( Mel Johnson, Jr. ), a taxi driver, and Melina ( Rachel Ticotin ), the woman from his dreams; but she spurns him, believing that Quaid is still working for Cohaagen.

He spurns Beast by stating that genetics do not number among his talents.

Libertinism main A libertine is one devoid of most moral restraints, which are seen as unnecessary or undesirable, especially one who ignores or even spurns accepted morals and forms of behaviour sanctified by the larger society.