... gainsay , was unconsciously but inflexibly set against his genius- Brooks > < no one would gainsay the right of anyone , the royal American right , to protest - White ) Contradict differs from gainsay not only in usually implying a more ...
... Definition ( Strong's ) : opposite Definition ( KJV ) : over against ἀντιλαμβάνομαι : 3 Strong's number : G0482 Word ... gainsay ( -er ) , speak against ἀντίλημψις : 1 Strong's number : G0484 Word in Strong's : ἀντίληψις ...
An Exhaustive Dictionary of the English Language, Practical and Comprehensive; Giving the Fullest Definition ... [ GAINSAY . ] * găin ' - sâw , * * gayne - sawe , geyn - sawe , s . [ A. S. geyn = against , and sagu = a saying , a ...
... definition is not meant to gainsay or to deny the notion that there may be important ( even vital or anti - vital ) unconscious elements in a total suicidal scenario . Rather it is meant to indicate that , by defini- tion , suicide can ...
... definition. 1. gainsay (A) to tear out; overcharge 2. gambol (B) to prod; urge on 3. garrulous (C) to deny; dispute 4. gauche (D) very talkative 5. geniality (E) sheer; light and delicate, like cobwebs 6. gerrymander (F) to frolic; leap ...
... definition to each of the following numbered words. 1. gambol 2. galvanize a. playfully leap about b. deny, oppose 3. gainsay c. stir to action II. Does the definition fit the word? Answer yes or no. Word 1. gamine 2. gall ______ ...
... definition is not meant to gainsay or to deny the notion that there may be important ( even vital or anti - vital ) unconscious elements in a total suicidal scenario . Rather it is meant to indicate that , by definition , suicide can ...
... definition , which , I say it with the fullest confidence , not only must be admitted without demurring by every one ... gainsay without falling into a manifest absurdity , or being guilty of the most heinous blasphemy . Observe ...
... gainsay each other about something either gainsay in both saying the account of the thing, or neither, or one saying ... definition of “dialectical proposition” at Topics 104a8–11, is also changed from Aristotle, and Alexander's ...
... gainsay . With the important exceptions of brain disease and metabolic disorders , the patient with a " mental illness " is not sick in the same sense as one who suffers from a physical complaint . The usage is metaphorical , not ...