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naysay
[ ney-sey ]
verb (used with object)
naysaid, naysaying.
- to say nay to; deny; reject; oppose.
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“You don’t change a culture overnight. The first part of that is acknowledging what has happened. Nobody can naysay or deny or act ignorant anymore.”
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“I’m a man first and foremost. I didn’t get this far by listening to all the naysay and doubters. I just come to work and do my job every day.”
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She thought it stank of moisture and car exhaust, but she wouldn’t naysay Sasha.
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Fighting words, and I’m sure something Germany, Brazil and Japan will be keen to naysay later in the tournament.
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If Cameroon’s dismal antics fuelled the fire for those who naysay African football’s progress, Ghana were depressingly swift to provide the ignition.
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