“To spurn” in Japanese
Short answer
To spurn in Japanese is “突っ撥ねる” (tsuppaneru). Full meaning: to reject, to spurn, to turn down, to refuse.
Other ways to say “To spurn” in Japanese
撥ね付ける
hanetsukeru to flatly refuse, to reject, to spurn
鼻であしらう
hanadeashirau to spurn, to snub, to treat with contempt
つッぱねる
tsuppaneru to reject, to spurn, to turn down, to refuse
踏みつける
fumitsukeru to trample down, to tread on; to ignore, to spurn
突っぱねる
tsuppaneru to reject, to spurn, to turn down, to refuse
つっぱねる
tsuppaneru to reject, to spurn, to turn down, to refuse
撥付ける
hanetsukeru to flatly refuse, to reject, to spurn
はねつける
hanetsukeru to flatly refuse, to reject, to spurn
撥ねつける
hanetsukeru to flatly refuse, to reject, to spurn
つッぱね
tsuppane to reject, to spurn, to turn down, to refuse
つっぱね
tsuppane to reject, to spurn, to turn down, to refuse
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