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The disabled and seriously ill are denied access to the extra care these benefits allow.The jealous husband denied plotting arson but was found guilty by a jury.Two other soldiers have been charged but deny any offence.Human rights groups point out that she has been denied access to a lawyer.The government swiftly denied this but news footage of fighting outside banks has not helped to allay public fears.Russian officials have denied government involvement.More than a third have not been given a formal diagnosis, denying them access to support.Berlin, meanwhile, has also denied it is plotting a rescue.Yet to deny the critics access for weeks and weeks still seems questionable.Four other people have admitted being part of the plot while three deny involvement.He denies the charges and the trial continues.The government hastily denied any part in it.Women have been systematically denied access to resources and thus to power.Both men and a pal deny the plot.He denies false imprisonment and a threat to kill.The government has strongly denied that he was an agent or that it had paid him.He was denied access to the executive dining room.He admits the killings but denies terror charges.He also denied a false trades description.He also denied working with government forces.All the men deny the charges against them.By refusing to increase indirect taxation it could deny the imperial government the money it needed.All of the defendants deny the fraud charges. Government spokesmen denied that her presence had any political significance but it sparked furious criticism from the opposition.The agency also claims that it denies access to companies that have breached the industry code on parking enforcement.All the defendants deny false imprisonment.He had denied false accounting but changed his not guilty plea three days into a three-week trial.

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deny

British English: deny /dɪˈnaɪ/ VERB
If you deny something, you say that it is not true.
She denied both accusations.
  • American English: deny
  • Arabic: يُنْكِرُ
  • Brazilian Portuguese: negar
  • Chinese: 否认
  • Croatian: nijekati
  • Czech: popřít
  • Danish: nægte
  • Dutch: ontkennen
  • European Spanish: negar
  • Finnish: kieltää vastata kieltävästi
  • French: nier
  • German: bestreiten
  • Greek: διαψεύδω
  • Italian: negare
  • Japanese: 否定する
  • Korean: 부정하다 부정적
  • Norwegian: nekte
  • Polish: zaprzeczyć
  • European Portuguese: negar
  • Romanian: a nega
  • Russian: отрицать
  • Latin American Spanish: negar
  • Swedish: förneka
  • Thai: ปฏิเสธ
  • Turkish: inkar etmek
  • Ukrainian: заперечувати
  • Vietnamese: phủ nhận

All related terms of 'deny'

Chinese translation of 'deny'

deny

(dɪˈnaɪ)

vt

  1. [charge, allegation, accusation] 否定 (fǒudìng)
  2. to deny sb sth [permission, chance, access] 拒绝(絕)某人某事 (jùjué mǒurén mǒushì)
  3. (frm, = disown) [country, religion, person] 否认(認) ... 与(與)己有关(關) (fǒurèn ... yǔ jǐ yǒuguān)
    he denies having said it 他否认(認)这(這)样(樣)说(說)过(過) (tā fǒurèn zhèyàng shuōguo)
    to deny that ... 否认(認) ... (fǒurèn ... )
(verb) 
Definition
to declare (a statement) to be untrue
She denied the accusations.
Synonyms
contradict
The result appears to contradict a major study carried out last December.
oppose
Mr Taylor was bitter towards those who had opposed him.
counter
They discussed a plan to counter the effects of such a blockade.
disagree with
rebuff
After the argument he rebuffed all their invitations.
negate
I can neither negate nor affirm this claim.
rebut
She spent most of the speech rebutting criticisms.
refute
It was the kind of rumour that is impossible to refute.
gainsay (archaic, literary)
There was no-one to gainsay this assertion.
Opposites
agree
,
accept
,
admit
,
confirm
,
acknowledge
,
recognize
,
concede
,
allow
,
affirm
,
take on board
(verb) 
Definition
to refuse to acknowledge
I denied my legal guardians because I wanted to be independent.
Synonyms
renounce
She renounced her old ways.
reject
Paloma has rejected the values of her rich parents.
discard
Read the instructions before discarding the box.
revoke
The government revoked his licence.
retract
He hurriedly sought to retract the statement.
repudiate
He repudiated any form of nationalism.
renege
disown
Those comments were later disowned.
rebut
disavow
He immediately disavowed the newspaper story.
recant
a man who refused after torture to recant his heresy
disclaim
She disclaims any knowledge of her boss's business activities.
abjure
He abjured the Protestant faith in 1594.
abnegate
The government could not abnegate responsibility for the defects.
refuse to acknowledge or recognize
(verb) 
Definition
to refuse to give or allow
She denied the children access to her study.
Synonyms
refuse
She was refused access to her children.
decline
He declined their invitation.
forbid
They'll forbid you to leave.
reject
She's downhearted about having been rejected from the project.
rule out
veto
De Gaulle vetoed Britain's application to join the EEC.
turn down
prohibit
the law which prohibits trading on Sunday
withhold
Police withheld the victim's name until her relatives had been informed.
preclude
disallow
He ruled that my testimony should be disallowed.
negate
begrudge
interdict
Troops could be ferried in to interdict drug shipments.
Opposites
let
,
grant
, permit

Additional synonyms

in the sense of abjure
He abjured the Protestant faith in 1594.
Synonyms
give up,
deny,
kick (informal),
reject,
abandon,
relinquish,
renounce,
throw off,
forsake,
retract,
disown,
renege on,
disavow,
recant,
disclaim,
forswear,
wash your hands of,
abnegate
in the sense of abnegate
The government could not abnegate responsibility for the defects.
Synonyms
give up,
refuse,
deny,
kick (informal),
decline,
reject,
abandon,
yield,
concede,
sacrifice,
surrender,
relinquish,
renounce,
refrain from,
eschew,
disallow,
forsake,
forgo,
abdicate,
abstain from,
forbear,
abjure
in the sense of counter
Definition
to oppose or act against
They discussed a plan to counter the effects of such a blockade.
Synonyms
oppose,
meet,
block,
resist,
offset,
parry,
deflect,
repel,
rebuff,
fend off,
counteract,
ward off,
stave off,
repulse,
obviate (formal),
hold at bay

Synonyms of 'deny'

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