rejectible (rejektibl)

[ Will you tell me, my dear, what you have thought of Love lace's best and of his worst? - How far eligible for the first, how far rejectible for the last? Richardson, Clari a Harlowe, I. 237. rejection (re-jek's hon), n. [ rejection , F. réjection , rejectio ( n- ), reicere , pp. rejec tus , throw away: see reject .] The act of rejecting, of throwing off or away, or of casting off or forsaking; refusal to accept or grant: as, the rejection of what is worthle ; the rejection of a request. The rejection I use of experiments is infinite; but if an Bacon. experiment be probable and of great use, I receive it. reject it i oust (re-jek-tish'us), a. [ Persons spurious and reject it i ous , whom their families and allies have disowned. Water house, Apology, p. 151. ( Latham . ) [ reject + -ive .] Re rejective (re-jektiv), a. jecting or tending to reject or cast off. Imp. Dict.