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Meaning of gainsays
gainsays
contradict, oppose, to speak against, to declare untrue, to declare to be untrue or invalid
gainsays Sentence Examples
- The scientific evidence gainsays the long-held belief that smoking is harmless.
- Despite the arguments presented, the data gainsays the claim that the new policy will reduce crime.
- The research gainsays the notion that women are inherently inferior to men in mathematics.
- The eyewitness testimony gainsays the defendant's alibi, placing him at the scene of the crime.
- The overwhelming evidence gainsays the possibility that the trial was fair and impartial.
- The statistics gainsays the assertion that the economy is booming, indicating a period of stagnation.
- The results of the study gainsays the theory that early childhood education has no impact on future success.
- The empirical evidence gainsays the claim that climate change is a myth, proving its existence beyond doubt.
- The historical record gainsays the argument that the United States has always been a peace-loving nation.
- The wisdom of the ages gainsays the belief that material possessions bring true happiness.
FAQs About the word gainsays
contradict, oppose, to speak against, to declare untrue, to declare to be untrue or invalid
refutes,denies, rejects,contradicts, disallows, disclaims, negates, disconfirms, disowns, repudiates
accepts, claims, asserts, allows, embraces,confirms, adopts, admits, owns, acknowledges
The scientific evidence gainsays the long-held belief that smoking is harmless.
Despite the arguments presented, the data gainsays the claim that the new policy will reduce crime.
The research gainsays the notion that women are inherently inferior to men in mathematics.
The eyewitness testimony gainsays the defendant's alibi, placing him at the scene of the crime.
