Refugee

ref-u-jG', n. one who fftes foi refuge to another country, esp. fiom religious persecution or political commotion. Refulgence, re-ful'jens, Refulgency. re-fuljen-si, n. state of being refulgent brightne brilliance. Refulgent, re-ful'jent, adj casting a flood of light shining: brilliant —adv. Reful’gontly. {L. refulgent -cut pr.p. of refnlgt o— e, in tens.,fulgeo, to shine Refund, re-fund', to repay to restore to return what has been taken [Lit. to pour back,' L. refundo, refmum—re, back, and fun do, to pour.J Refusal, re-tuz'al, «. denial of anything requested rejection the right of taking in preference to others. Refuse, re-luz', v,t. to reject: to deny, as a request. . v.i. to decline acreptam e not to comply. [Fr. refuser, prob. due to confusion of L. refuto, to drive back, and reiuso to make an objection against.]