postrejection

English

Etymology

From post- +‎ rejection.

Adjective

postrejection (not comparable)

1. After rejection.
   • 1981, Steven R. Asher, John Mordechai Gottman, The development of children's friendships, page 331:

     These prerejection and postrejection communications were then rated by trained, independent judges along a number of dimensions designed to reflect the child's strategy for attaining acceptance and to reveal alterations in strategy.