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Word of the Day – Gainsay

By September 18, 2024Word of the Day

Gainsay (verb)

gayn-say

to deny, dispute, or contradict

First recorded between 1250–1300. From the Middle English word gainsaien, literally “say against.”

Example sentences

“He can try and gainsay the evidence all he wants but he won’t get away with it.”

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