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What is the past tense of rebuff?

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The past tense of rebuff is rebuffed.

The third-person singular simple present indicative form of rebuff is rebuffs.

The present participle of rebuff is rebuffing.

The past participle of rebuff is rebuffed.

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Clay's efforts to locate and fix her image are rebuffed in a weary kind of manner.
People of the world are rebuffed by the resulting arrogance and threatening postures, and peace remains elusive.
Cooley appeared in person in May to appeal that decision, but his entreaty was rebuffed.
Early last year he tried to sell the concept to two large makers of men's grooming products, only to be rebuffed.
We tried desperately to obtain such an electoral pact with the Greens before the election, but we were rebuffed on every occasion.
After several rebuffed efforts to recycle them curbside, I called the recyclers to ask what I had to do to get my boxes picked up.

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