rejectage
/riːˈdʒɛktɪdʒ/Definitions
1. noun
The act or process of rejecting something, such as an offer, proposal, or idea.
“The company’s rejectage of the merger proposal shocked investors worldwide.”
2. noun
A rejection or dismissal, especially of an artistic or creative work.
“The author received harsh feedback and went through a period of intense self-doubt due to the rejectage of her novel by multiple publishers.”
3. verb
To reject or dismiss something, especially in a harsh or critical manner.
“The art critics felt compelled to rejectage the artist’s latest work, citing its lack of originality and creativity.”