nayt (Meaning)
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nayt (v. t.)
To refuse; to deny.
Synonyms & Antonyms of nayt
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nayt Sentence Examples
- The nayt shrouded the forest in an eerie darkness.
- The town's denizens feared the nayt, for it was when the shadows came alive.
- The nayt was a time for caution, as danger lurked in every corner.
- The villagers would huddle together around their hearths, seeking solace from the nayt's chill.
- The nayt was a sanctuary for those who preferred to dwell in the shadows.
- The creatures of the nayt were swift and cunning, with keen senses and sharp claws.
- The nayt sky twinkled with celestial bodies, casting an otherworldly glow upon the land.
- The nayt wind whistled and howled, carrying with it the scent of something ancient and mysterious.
- The nayt was a time of reflection, when people could confront their inner demons.
- The nayt brought forth a sense of wonder and awe, reminding mortals of the vastness of the universe.
FAQs About the word nayt
To refuse; to deny.
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No antonyms found.
The nayt shrouded the forest in an eerie darkness.
The town's denizens feared the nayt, for it was when the shadows came alive.
The nayt was a time for caution, as danger lurked in every corner.
The villagers would huddle together around their hearths, seeking solace from the nayt's chill.
