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Definition of deny
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of deny is as below...
Deny (v. t.) To
disclaim
connection
with,
responsibility
for, and the like; to
refuse
to
acknowledge;
to
disown;
to
abjure;
to
disavow..
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Contradict
::
Contradict
(v. i.) To
oppose
in
words;
to
gainsay;
to deny, or
assert
the
contrary
of,
something..
Refuse
::
Refuse
(v. t.) To
decline
to
accept;
to
reject;
to deny the
request
or
petition
of; as, to
refuse
a
suitor..
Skeptical
::
Skeptical
(a.)
Doubting
or
denying
the truth of
revelation,
or the
sacred
Scriptures..
Estoppel
::
Estoppel
(n.) A stop; an
obstruction
or bar to one's
alleging
or
denying
a fact
contrary
to his own
previous
action,
allegation,
or
denial;
an
admission,
by words or
conduct,
which
induces
another
to
purchase
rights,
against
which the party
making
such
admission
can not take a
position
inconsistent
with the
admission..
Disclaim
::
Disclaim
(v. t.) To deny, as a
claim;
to
refuse..
Deny
::
Deny (v. i.) To
answer
in ///
negative;
to
declare
an
assertion
not to be true.
Forswear
::
Forswear
(v. i.) To deny upon oath.
Apprehension
::
Apprehension
(n.) The act of
grasping
with the
intellect;
the
contemplation
of
things,
without
affirming,
denying,
or
passing
any
judgment;
intellection;
perception..
Semi-pelagian
::
Semi-Pelagian
(n.) A
follower
of John
Cassianus,
a
French
monk (died about 448), who
modified
the
doctrines
of
Pelagius,
by
denying
human
merit,
and
maintaining
the
necessity
of the
Spirit's
influence,
while,
on the other hand, he
rejected
the
Augustinian
doctrines
of
election,
the
inability
of man to do good, and the
certain
perseverance
of the
saints..
Plead
::
Plead (v. t.) To
present
an
answer,
by
allegation
of fact, to the
declaration
of a
plaintiff;
to deny the
plaintiff's
declaration
and
demand,
or to
allege
facts which show that ought not to
recover
in the suit; in a less
strict
sense,
to make an
allegation
of fact in a
cause;
to carry on the
allegations
of the
respective
parties
in a
cause;
to carry on a suit or
plea..
Disavow
::
Disavow
(v. t.) To deny; to show the
contrary
of; to
disprove.
Weak
::
Weak (v. i.)
Pertaining
to, or
designating,
a verb which forms its
preterit
(imperfect)
and past
participle
by
adding
to the
present
the
suffix
-ed, -d, or the
variant
form -t; as in the verbs
abash,
abashed;
abate,
abated;
deny,
denied;
feel, felt. See
Strong,
19 (a)..
Protest
::
Protest
(v. t.) To call as a
witness
in
affirming
or
denying,
or to prove an
affirmation;
to
appeal
to..
Unsaint
::
Unsaint
(v. t.) To
deprive
of
saintship;
to deny
sanctity
to.
Recusative
::
Recusative
(a.)
Refusing;
denying;
negative.
Deny
::
Deny (v. t.) To
refuse
(to do
something
or to
accept
something);
to
reject;
to
decline;
to
renounce.
Withsay
::
Withsay
(v. t.) To
contradict;
to
gainsay;
to deny; to
renounce.
Disclaim
::
Disclaim
(v. t.) To
relinquish
or deny
having
a
claim;
to
disavow
another's
claim;
to
decline
accepting,
as an
estate,
interest,
or
office..
Blench
::
Blench
(v. t.) To draw back from; to deny from fear.
Baptist
::
Baptist
(n.) One of a
denomination
of
Christians
who deny the
validity
of
infant
baptism
and of
sprinkling,
and
maintain
that
baptism
should
be
administered
to
believers
alone,
and
should
be by
immersion.
See
Anabaptist..
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