spurn
verbUK /spɜːn/
US /spɝːn/
To say no to something because you think it is not good enough.
She spurned his offer of help and did the work alone.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To push something away with your foot in a proud way.
The horse spurned the dirt and galloped off.
3. To treat someone or something with strong dislike and disrespect.
He spurned the old traditions of his family.
4. An act of refusing or rejecting something with scorn.
Her spurn of the gift hurt his feelings.