naysaying
IPA: neɪsˈeɪɪŋ
noun
- A refusal, denial, or negation.
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Examples of "naysaying" in Sentences
- I removed that little bit of falsehood and naysaying.
- Not for its naysaying, but for it's subtle open ended ness.
- I am tired of the sniping, naysaying, and plain out right lying.
- I'll try to come up with some suggestions and not just naysaying.
- Just a bunch of howling from craphurling naysaying lower primates.
- All the Republicans can offer are whining, complaining and naysaying.
- It merely talks in general terms about people with a tendency toward naysaying.
- And it's just the sort of thing that the naysaying citizens in "Brick City" appear to resent.
- This kind of naysaying and carping and negativity is why newspapers are in such trouble and have not innovated.
- And Chris Christie, who has all but sworn he won't run, could in one stroke counter all the naysaying with "I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do."
- Is it just this mean, naysaying gadfly or do others see most of that feel good municipal stuff as a substitute for the lack of ability to manage the fundamental and more important city business?
- Her opinion counts for sh-t, particularly on this subject and in light of the ample evidence contradicting the interpretations of the out-of-context email quotes touted by the naysaying energy industry minions.
- Remic sets out the agenda of the SFFE as, from his perspective at least, a reaction to the “constant whining and moaning and tearing down”, “the constant poison and vitriol which, I think, has been invading and escalating for a long time”, said naysaying being born of the fact that “it's much easier to destroy than create”.