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denial

noun (denial, denials)

«denial» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

  1. A denial is saying that something is not true. tree →
  2. Denial is refusing to give something, or saying no: denial of rights. tree →
  3. Being «in denial» means not accepting a painful truth. tree →
  4. (Bible) Peter's denial is when he said he did not know Jesus. tree →

In the lessons

In stories and news (he issued a denial), feelings (in denial about grief), ethics (denial of rights), the Easter story.

Examples

  • The minister made a firm denial. tree →
  • Despite his denial, the crumbs were on his face. tree →
  • She was in denial about losing the race. tree →
  • Denial of food is cruel. tree →
  • Peter's denial happened before the cock crowed. tree →
  • Denial is one stage of grief. tree →

Note

Verb: deny (denied). Self-denial = giving up things you want.

On Mova

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