odmítající

odmítající is a Czech adjective that translates to "refusing" or "rejecting" in English. It describes a person or entity that is unwilling to accept, agree to, or grant something. This can manifest in various contexts, from personal interactions to official decisions.

In interpersonal relationships, odmítající can describe someone who is not open to a proposal, request, or offer. They might be saying no due to disagreement, disinterest, or a lack of willingness to compromise. The tone can range from firm and polite to outright dismissive, depending on the situation and the individual's demeanor.

In a more formal setting, such as legal or administrative processes, odmítající can refer to a decision-making body or individual that denies a request. For example, a loan application might be rejected, or a permit might be denied. In these cases, the adjective highlights the act of refusal based on established criteria or policies.

The word can also be used to describe a general attitude or behavior. A society or a group might be described as odmítající if it is resistant to new ideas, changes, or certain groups of people. This implies a collective unwillingness to embrace or incorporate something. The opposite of odmítající would be accepting or agreeing.