naysay

"New York is not like other cities," the naysayers naysay.

Far be it for me to naysay the authors of this publication, but how about the following attributes? 1.

The opportunity to naysay the extra shuttle is worth serious reconsideration.

'There are many half-baked attempts to naysay the science, but they always unravel on inspection'.

I know too many people whose lives have been saved to naysay health MOTs.

Any fool would naysay flying into this hellhole!

He shook his head for naysay.

He knew better than to naysay his grandam, though he was Adept and she was not.

Killeen took a breath and said decisively, "Naysay."

Naysay noway we can stop it.

Never learned your moves, naysay.

Mech will naysay it's us.

Double naysay that.

Naysay, we did.

They (repubs) are so against this President that they will naysay any progress that they don't get credit for.

"Naysay, sorry," Killeen answered the Face gently, touched by the plaintive small voice as it volunteered.

Naysay, nothing like," Killeen answered. "

To be brought down by a mere navvy . . . "Naysay."

Now we pray thee by thy fathers not to naysay us, so sore as thou hast made our hearts.

Being as how the Confed frowned with greatly wrinkled brow on any planet daring to naysay it in any way.

I shan't naysay Him.

Yeasay naysay," he quoted an old rhyme, "mansay noway.

Naysay," she answered. "

Naysay," Killeen said softly. "