negate in Japanese
negate in Japanese is 否定 — negate means to cancel out or make ineffective.
negate in Japanese
否定
Pronounced: hitei
To deny the existence, evidence, or truth of; to contradict.
What does "negate" mean?
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verb To cancel out or make ineffective.
"One bad review can negate weeks of good publicity."
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verb To deny that something is true.
"His alibi negates the prosecution's timeline."
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negate in a sentence
- One bad review can negate weeks of good publicity.
- The discount was negated by a higher delivery fee.
- His alibi negates the prosecution's timeline.
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What is "negate" in Japanese?
"negate" in Japanese is 否定. negate means: To cancel out or make ineffective.
How do you pronounce 否定?
"negate" in Japanese is 否定, pronounced "hitei".
How do you use "negate" in a sentence?
Example: "One bad review can negate weeks of good publicity." In Japanese, "negate" is 否定.
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