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denial

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Main Entry: denial
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: dismissal, refusal of belief in

Synonyms:

abstaining, adjuration, brush-off, cold shoulder, contradiction, controversion, declination, disallowance, disapproval, disavowal, disclaimer, dismissing, disproof, dissent, forswearing, gainsaying, nay, negation, negative, nix, no way, nonacceptance, noncommittal, prohibition, protestation, rebuff, rebuttal, refraining, refusing, refutal, refutation, rejecting, rejection, renegement, renouncement, renunciation, repudiating, repudiation, repulse, retraction, statement abnegation, turndown, veto

Antonyms:

affirmation, agreement, approval, avowal, claim, corroboration, vouching
Related Words
Main Entry: denial
Part of Speech: noun
Related
Adjectives:
at issue upon, cashiered, contradictory, denied, denying, negative, negatory, recusant
Main Entry: contradiction
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: variance to something

Synonyms:

bucking, conflict, confutation, contravention, defiance, denial, difference, disagreement, discrepancy, dispute, dissension, gainsaying, incongruity, inconsistency, negation, opposite, opposition

Antonyms:

OK, acceptance, agreement, approval, concession, confirmation, corroboration, reconcilement, verification
Main Entry: deprivation
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: taking, keeping away; need

Synonyms:

denial, deprival, destitution, detriment, disadvantage, dispossession, distress, divestiture, divestment, expropriation, hardship, loss, privation, removal, seizure, want, withdrawal, withholding

Antonyms:

bestowal, endowment, giving, indulgence, offer, offering, presentation, supply
Main Entry: disclaimer
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: repudiation

Synonyms:

abjuration, abnegation, clause, denial, disavowal, dissociation, renunciation, retraction, waiver
Main Entry: dissent
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: disagreement, disapproval

Synonyms:

bone of contention, bone to pick, bone, clinker, conflict, contention, denial, difference, disaccord, discord, dissension, dissidence, disunity, far cry, flak, hassle, heresy, heterodoxy, misbelief, nonagreement, nonconcurrence, nonconformism, nonconformity, nope, objection, opposition, poles apart, protest, refusal, resistance, schism, sour note, spat, split, strife, unorthodoxy, variance
Notes: dissent is, literally, 'feel or think differently' and dissident means 'sit apart, disagree'

Antonyms:

agreement, approval, authorization, concurrence, endorsement, ratification, sanction
Main Entry: negative
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: contradiction

Synonyms:

denial, disavowal, nay, refusal, refutation

Antonyms:

positive
Main Entry: nihilism
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: refusal to believe

Synonyms:

abnegation, agnosticism, anarchy, atheism, denial, disbelief, disorder, lawlessness, mob rule, nonbelief, rejection, renunciation, repudiation, skepticism, terrorism

Antonyms:

belief, faith, obedience, optimism
Main Entry: nonconformity
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: belief, behavior different from most

Synonyms:

bohemianism, breach, contumaciousness, denial, disaffection, disagreement, disapprobation, disapproval, discordance, disobedience, dissent, eccentricity, exception, heresy, heterodoxy, iconoclasm, insubordination, lawlessness, mutinousness, negation, nonacceptance, nonagreement, noncompliance, nonconsent, objection, opposition, originality, recalcitrance, recusance, recusancy, rejection, strangeness, transgressiveness, unconventionality, uniqueness, unorthodoxy, unruliness, veto, violation

Antonyms:

compliance, conformity, obedience, orthodoxy
Main Entry: rebuff
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: turning away; ignoring

Synonyms:

brushoff, check, cold shoulder, cut, defeat, denial, discouragement, go-by, hard time, insult, kick in the teeth, nix, nothing doing, opposition, rebuke, refusal, rejection, reprimand, repulse, slight, snub, thumbs down, turndown

Antonyms:

inclusion, welcome
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