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-neg-, -ne- means "no, not, deny". Negative.
abnegate v. (ab-, from + L. negare, to deny + -ate, make) To deny and reject; to renounce or surrender a right or privilege; to abjure; repudiate.
abnegation n. (abnegate- + -ation, C, A, R, S) Renunciation; a repudiation; a denial.
necessary adj. (L. necessarius, unavoidable, indispensable, needful. ne-, not + -esse-, to be + -ary, related to, like) Being indispensable; requisite; needful; essential.
necessitate v. (L. necessitas, necessity + -ate, make) To make necessary or indispensable.
necessity n. ( L. necessitas, unavoidableness, fate, destiny, doom. ne-, not + -esse, to be + -ity, Ch, C, S) Absolutly requisite; an absolute need; idispensable
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nefarious adj. (L. nefarius, from nefas, a crime, wrong from ne-,not + -fas-, lawful [related to -fari-, to speak] + -arious, related to, connect with) Wicked in the extreme; abominable; iniquitous; atrociously sinful; detestably vile; execrable. Mnemonically: "I need fairies!" (nefarious) commanded the ogre to his cronies as he gulped down the last live fairy. Wow! He had dozens of different varieties and kinds of fairies or multiple fairies (multifarious) just yesterday. (nefast)
negate v. (-neg-, deny + -ate, make) To deny the existence or truth of; contradiction.
negation n. (negate- + -ion, S, P, R, A) The act of denying; declaration that something is not, or has not been or will not be. Opposed to affirmation.
neglectful adj. (-neg-, not + -lect-, gather + -ful, Ch, F) Heedless; careless; inattentive; negligent.
negligee n. (Fr. from L. negligere, to neglect. -neg-, not + -lig- gather + -ee, RA) A kind of loose unceremonious gown formerly worn by women. An easy, unceremonious attire; undress.
negligence n. (-neg-, not + -lig-, gather + -ence, S, Qu, A, R) Lack of due diligence or care; omission of duty; habitual neglect; heedlessness.
negligent adj. (neg-, not + -lig-, gather + -ent, OW) Customarily neglectful; careless; heedless; culpably careless; showing lack of attention.
negligible adj. (L. negligere, to neglect. -neg-, not + -lig-, gather +-ible, capable of) That which may be neglected; disregarded; unimportant; trifling.
negotiate v. (L. negotiatus, to carry on business from neg-, not + otium, leisure + -able, able, Qu, T) To bargain or trade with another respecting purchase and sale or some business affair.
neuter adj. (L. neuter, neither; ne, -not + uter, one of two) Neither masculine or feminine; having no generative organs; sexless.
neutral adj. (L. neuter + -al, related to, belongs to, O, P, A, L) Not taking part with any one of certain contending parties; neuter; indifferent..
nice (GRE) adj. (L. nescire, ignorant, no knowing from ne-, not + scire, to know) Precise, accurate; correct; particular; punctilious; dainty.
renegade n. (Sp. renegado, from LL. renegatus, one who denies his religion from L. re-,back + negare, to deny) One who deserts to an enemy. An apostate to his faith, specifically the Christian faith; recreant; turncoat.
renege v. (ML. renegare, to deny back) To deny; to go back on.
unnecessary adj. (un-, not + necessary) Needless.
(denegation, negative, negativism, negator, negatory, negotiate (deny leisure), neither, nescient, never)
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What is the abbreviation for the word negligence?
negli neg negl nglgnt
Is prattle a synonym for speaking with a negative connotation?
Yes; here are a few definitions of it to show you:chatter: speak (about unimportant matters) rapidly and incessantlyprate: idle or foolish and irrelevant talksilly, childish, talk; babble; to talk incessantly and in a childish manner; to babbleAs you can see, 'unimportant matters', 'childish manner', which often has neg connatations, 'foolish', 'irrelavant' etc.
What is syntropy?
In special relativity the energy/momentum/mass equation:E2=m2c4+p2c2relates the energy of an object (E) with its mass and moment (speed). This equation simplifies into the famous E=mc2 when the momentum is set equal to zero (p=0).In quantum mechanics the key equation is Schrödinger's wave equation.In 1926 Klein and Gordon united the energy/momentum/mass relation (special relativity) with Schrödinger's wave equation (quantum mechanics) obtaining an equation which depends on a square root and has always a dual solution: one positive, in which waves propagate from the past to the future (retarded waves), and one negative, according to which waves propagate backward in time, from the future to the past (advanced waves).In the 1930s the negative solution was refused as it was considered to be impossible, even though many experimental evidences were supporting it (for example Dirac's neg-electron, Anderson's positron and the discovery of antimatter). Any attempt to integrate quantum mechanics with special relativity always opens the uncomfortable dilemma of waves which move backward in time. The refusal of the negative solution keeps special relativity separated from quantum mechanics. Lately, Cramer (physicist at the Washington State University) showed that only when advanced waves, which move backward in time, are considered to be real the mysteries of quantum mechanics (such as the dual nature of matter - waves and particles - and nonlocality) become necessary manifestations of the dual nature of waves and time.In 1941 the mathematician Luigi Fantappiè, working on quantum mechanics and special relativity, proposed a mathematical demonstration which shows that the positive solution, which describes waves (and particles) which propagate forward in time, is governed by the law of entropy (dissipation, disorder and death) whereas the negative solution, which describes waves (and particles) which propagate backward in time, is governed by a symmetrical law which Fantappiè named syntropy and which has the following properties: concentration of energy; differentiation; creation of structures; order.Fantappiè noticed that the properties of the law of syntropy are similar to the properties of living systems, arriving at the conclusion that living systems are, in their essence, attracted by the future, and therefore anticipatory systems.
How many three letters words are there in the English dictionary?
As permissible in international Scrabble, there are 1292 three-letter words in English. 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What word have the root word neg?
A word with the root "neg" is "negate," meaning to nullify or deny the validity of something.
What are words containing the root word neg and means no?
me chinese me ver ver smart the word you are seeking is maddy has a huge buccula
What words have neg as the root?
Some words with "neg" as the root include negate, negative, and negligible. These words all have negative connotations and often indicate the absence or opposite of something.
What are words containing the root word 'neg'?
negative, negligent, negligence, negotiate, neglect, negligible, negotiable, negate, neglectful, negative, negritude, negligee
What does the root neg mean?
No
What is the Hebrew word for opposed?
Opposed = × ×’×“ (NEG-ed)
What is the abbreviation for the word negligence?
negli neg negl nglgnt
How many 3-letter words are formed from the letters in word COINAGE?
age, nag, con ,can, gen, neg i have no idea what half of those mean but there is 5 that i can find
How do you syllabicate the word negative?
There are three syllables like so: neg-a-tive.
If parents are o neg what type will child be?
it might be o neg or a,b,o,a neg and posi,b neg and posi
What is neg 7 minus neg 15?
neg 22 because a neg minus a neg u add them and make it negative
Which of these words have a neg connotation comparative rabble hack backward?
"Rabble" and "hack" have negative connotations, while "backward" does not necessarily have a negative connotation.
