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. T% I+ O+ g- N8 |1 ^; nThey are synonyms and can often be used in the same sentence. Both mean you do not receive or accept something (a physical thing or an idea, suggestion, etc.).
" C4 f a/ P$ u"I refused / rejected his job offer."
9 Y3 q# F5 _$ L" ^/ mDifference in Grammar:) Q3 i7 k6 k& i# c/ p+ c0 A/ M. q
"Refuse" is often followed by an infinitive (to + VERB). Reject usually has a noun or noun phrase after it.
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$ L x5 ^; J, g, D/ @+ vThere is a slight differences in meaning, but it's rather subtle.
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- \0 O, W$ [/ S: \3 dRefuse is a bit harsher / stronger. The person is insistent on not accepting something. 3 o) Y$ \- Z2 c- I/ L! i6 x' C
% W8 ^( a, Z) w% e, W8 h"I refuse to answer that question. No! I will not do it!": T0 m8 r) i8 Q; o
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Reject can be used to not accept something that is broken, not working properly, not in good shape/order.) m5 o2 a, q: {9 E0 P
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"The company will reject any application that doesn't have a cover letter attached." |
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