naysayer
IPA: neɪsˈeɪɝ
noun
- One who consistently denies, criticizes, or doubts; a detractor.
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Examples of "naysayer" in Sentences
- I'm not a naysayer of socionics in any case.
- Lindzen clearly relishes the role of naysayer.
- I hope that I am not being read as a naysayer.
- Not only no thanks but I am called a naysayer as well.
- To Twitchell, the naysayers are scolds and spoilsports.
- Answers hypocritically says naysayers, cite your sources.
- In addition, the sorry display of naysayers in this discussion is sickening.
- At the risk of being called a naysayer, a name I'm not often called that because of the
- Among this group, I am known as the naysayer — well that is the only one of the names they call me that I can repeat publicly.
- Judging by the nature other letters today one might speculate that the Star might be getting a lot of pro "naysayer" feedback.
- Putting the two incidents together, the oblivious polluter driving the Mazda and the "naysayer" in the seminar I began to think of the two as the same.
- Some ESPN radio guy "naysayer" gave the Vols a 14 pt spread just because of that fact … and I am not going to be as stupid as saying that he jinxed us!
- It's a shame that you think it's cool to be a 'naysayer' like so many people in this area, but the fact is that this store will be a boon to North Whitehall and add a relief to the burgeoning sales at the other stores.
- "At the risk of being called a naysayer," Ohio Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner blogged yesterday, just before naysaying, "I believe the costs are too great-in human lives and economic resources-to continue along the current path."
- At the risk of being called a naysayer, a name I'm not often called that because of the "can do" attitude I normally adopt, I believe the costs are too great -- in human lives and economic resources -- to continue along the current path.
- If you'd like fast food and chain restaurants to post calorie information on menus and menu boards, Jim Skinner, the CEO of McDonald's thinks you're a "naysayer" and a "CAVE person," -- meaning Citizens Against Virtually Everything, says theChicago Tribune.