deny in Japanese
deny in Japanese is 否む, 否定, 打ち消す — deny means to state that something is not true.
deny in Japanese
否む
Pronounced: inamu
(transitive) To assert that something is not true.
否定
Pronounced: hitei
(transitive) To assert that something is not true.
打ち消す
Pronounced: uchikesu
(transitive) To assert that something is not true.
What does "deny" mean?
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verb To state that something is not true.
"He denied stealing the money, even with the evidence against him."
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verb To refuse to give someone something they want or ask for.
"The landlord denied their request for an extension."
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deny in a sentence
- He denied stealing the money, even with the evidence against him.
- The company denied any wrongdoing in its official statement.
- The landlord denied their request for an extension.
- She felt denied the recognition she deserved after years of hard work.
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What is "deny" in Japanese?
"deny" in Japanese is 否む, 否定, 打ち消す. deny means: To state that something is not true.
How do you pronounce 否む?
"deny" in Japanese is 否む, pronounced "inamu".
How do you use "deny" in a sentence?
Example: "He denied stealing the money, even with the evidence against him." In Japanese, "deny" is 否む, 否定, 打ち消す.
Are there other ways to say "deny" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "deny": 否む, 否定, 打ち消す.
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