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Is affrim and deny homophones?
Yes, "affirm" and "deny" are not homophones. They are pronounced differently and have different meanings. "Affirm" means to agree with or uphold something, while "deny" means to declare that something is not true or to refuse something requested.
What are some words that have an opposite meaning of conferring?
You're looking for the antonyms of conferring. The opposites of conferring are dishonor, taking, deny, refuse, oppose, and withhold.
What part of speech is the word deny?
Deny is a verb.
What Suffix of deny?
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How your syllables are in the word deny?
The word "deny" has two syllables: de-ny.
Is affirm deny synonyms antonyms or homophones?
synonyms
Are affirm and deny synonyms or antonyms?
antonyms
Is affrim and deny homophones?
Yes, "affirm" and "deny" are not homophones. They are pronounced differently and have different meanings. "Affirm" means to agree with or uphold something, while "deny" means to declare that something is not true or to refuse something requested.
Are deny and cross synonyms or antonyms?
no
What are antonyms for deny?
Antonyms for "deny" include "affirm," "acknowledge," and "admit." These words indicate acceptance or recognition of a fact or statement, rather than rejecting or refuting it. Other possible antonyms are "confess" and "validate," which also imply a willingness to accept or support the truth of something.
What is opposite of affirm?
Deny, negate, veto, nullify...
What are synonyms of condone?
deny
What are synonyms of refuse?
Deny, negate
What is the opposite of assertive?
For the meaning of assert as "to affirm" the opposite could be "deny."
What are three Antonyms for the word Impose?
"deny, frustrate, refuse.
What is an Antonym for acknowledge?
Antonyms for acknowledge (admit) could be deny, dispute, or refute. Antonyms for acknowledge (recognize) could be ignore or disregard.
What word is opposite of deny?
The antonyms (opposite) of deny would be to accept or agree with something, so you could use:AcceptAgreeGrant(ed)Allow
