withsay Antonyms
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Meaning of withsay
Webster
withsay (v. t.)
To contradict; to gainsay; to deny; to renounce.
withsay Sentence Examples
- The judge pronounced the sentence with a solemn voice.
- The teacher said hello to the students with a bright smile.
- The doctor gave the patient clear instructions with a reassuring tone.
- The witness stated their account with a trembling voice.
- The politician delivered a rousing speech with captivating words.
- The artist expressed their emotions through paintings with vivid colors.
- The musician said their feelings through music with poignant melodies.
- The philosopher pondered deep thoughts with insightful words.
- The athlete uttered words of encouragement with determination.
- The child whispered secrets with innocent curiosity.
FAQs About the word withsay
To contradict; to gainsay; to deny; to renounce.
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The judge pronounced the sentence with a solemn voice.
The teacher said hello to the students with a bright smile.
The doctor gave the patient clear instructions with a reassuring tone.
The witness stated their account with a trembling voice.
