Visszautasítunk

Visszautasítunk is the first-person plural present tense form of the Hungarian verb visszautasítani, meaning to reject or turn down something such as an offer, proposal, claim, or request. The form is used to express a clear and explicit denial by a group, organization, or authority.

Usage and register

Visszautasítunk appears primarily in formal or official communication, including press statements, government or corporate announcements, and formal correspondence. It conveys a decisive stance and implies a deliberate decision rather than a mere lack of support.

Grammatical notes

Visszautasítunk is the indicative mood, present tense, active voice. It changes with person and number according to standard Hungarian conjugation; for example, other forms include visszautasítok (I reject) and visszautasítasz (you reject). The term can pair with direct objects, such as offers, invitations, or allegations.

Nuance and alternatives

Synonyms include elutasítunk (we reject), nem fogadjuk el (we do not accept), and elutasítás (rejection). Visszautasítunk often carries a stronger, more formal tone than casual alternatives and is common in institutional or official language.

Examples

- A szervezet visszautasítja a javaslatot és kiemeli a vitatható pontokat. (The organization rejects the proposal and highlights the contentious points.)

- A hivatalos közleményben visszautasítunk minden vádaskodást. (In the official statement, we reject all allegations.)

See also

Elutasítás, visszautasítás (rejection concepts), elutasítunk (we reject in other contexts).