English
repudiator
From repudiate + -or.
A compound of repudiate + -or
Latin pudeō ‘to feel ashamed, to put to shame’
Latin repudium ‘repudiation’
Latin repudiō ‘to cast off, reject’
Latin repudiātus ‘rejected, repudiated’
English repudiate
Today it means
noun One who repudiates.
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / repudiator