Word reference is not the best of dictionaries, it might help you for a quick look up of a word, but for an in-depth understanding of a word's meaning it may be insufficient. As for the definition under [3.], there is an informal phrase: have none of (something).
Collins says:
have none of
phrase
If you say that someone will have none of something, or is having none of something, you mean that they refuse to accept it.
[informal]
- He knew his own mind and was having none of their attempts to keep him at home.
Cambridge agrees:
to refuse to accept, agree with, or support something:
- She tried to
persuade him to retire, but he would have none of it.