Negation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NEGATION in dictionary:

VERB:
• The act of denying; assertion of the nonreality or untruthfulness of anything; declaration that something is not, or has not been, or will not be; denial; -- the opposite of affirmation.
• Description or definition by denial, exclusion, or exception; statement of what a thing is not, or has not, from which may be inferred what it is or has.
NOUN:
• the act of negating
• the contradiction or denial of something
• denial of the truth of a clause or sentence, typically involving the use of a negative word (e.g. not, no, never) or a word or affix with negative force (e.g. nothing, non-).
• a proposition whose assertion specifically denies the truth of another proposition
• inversion
• the absence or opposite of something actual or positive
• opposite or absence of something
• a negative statement; a statement that is a refusal or denial of some other statement
• the speech act of negating
• (logic) a proposition that is true if and only if another proposition is false

Words related to NEGATION

negational11 negations10

Words that contain NEGATION

negations10 abnegation13 denegation12 negational11 renegation11 abnegations14 denegations13 negationist12 renegations12 negationists13

How to use NEGATION in a sentence

• Self-government was founded, that is, the most formal negation of subjugation by the democracy.
• What an irony! For to satisfy herself first is the negation of motherhood.
• What he did with the category of negation was his most original stroke.
• As a force, there is a sense in which it is true to call liberty a negation.
• For the withholding of love is the negation of the spirit of Christ, the proof that we never knew Him, that for us He lived in vain.
• There could be no negation of the extreme heat of the oven of Tufetufetu.
• Being is the vast affirmative, excluding negation, self-balanced, and swallowing up all relations, parts, and times within itself.
• Before entering on his public career in Paris, Robespierre had probably formed his plans, in which, at least to outward appearance, there was an entire negation of self.
• For non-intelligence is not a quality contrary to intelligence, but merely its negation.
• Happiness to the highly civilized will consist, therefore, of the surplus of these pleasures over the pains of their negation.
• Under Traditional Management, the reward need not be positive, that is, it might simply consist in the negation of some previously existing disadvantage.
• The mind must not only admit that determination is negation, but must get through negation into affirmation.
• The negation and contradiction which are involved in the conception of the One and Many are preliminary to their final adjustment.
• The negation of precipices makes the ascent of a mountain no easier, and the denial of sickness, sorrow, and death deliver none from their presence.
• Indeed, the negation of this phrase would describe with peculiar accuracy the somewhat morbid mercy and perverse tenderness of the most representative moderns.
• The negation of itself is impossible to consciousness.
• They can take care of one another, these righteous ones, whose very righteousness is a negation.
• Thus we triumph over military despotism, that bloody negation of the rights of man.
• This is the conclusion which the philosophy of negation must accept at last.
• Jules Favre to say that the election of mayors is a negation of a Commune.
• Then she looked up at the White Chief shaking her head in quick negation.
• If empty space is defined as that which is not associated with the jug, then the category of negation is practically admitted as a separate entity.
• The negation of the world-appearance however has no separate existence other than the comprehension of the identity of the real.
• He also states that in negation the head is usually held nearly upright, and shaken several times.
• The Italians are said in like manner to move the lifted finger from right to left in negation, as indeed we English sometimes do.
• The State, however, is individual, and in individuality negation is essentially contained.
• Neither Diderot nor his contemporaries were ready at once to plunge into the broader and firmer negation to which they afterwards committed themselves.
• It could neither launch itself upon a wholly new path, one which was the direct negation of its own genius, nor continue on without change its own existence.

Similar words containing NEGA without suffix tion

fanega10 negate7 senega7 donegal9 fanegas11 negated9 negater8 negates8 negaton8 negator8 senegas8 vinegar11 abnegate11 donegals10 fanegada13 negaters9 negating10 negative12 negatons9 negators9 negatory12 negatron9 renegade10 renegado10 renegate9 vinegars12 vinegary15 abnegated13 abnegates12 abnegator12 fanegadas14 negations10 negatived14 negatives13 negatrons10 renegaded12 renegades11 renegados11 renegates10 vinegared14 abnegating14 abnegation13 abnegators13 denegation12 negational11 negatively17 negativing15 negativism16 negativist14 negativity17 renegading13 renegadoes12 renegation11 vinegaring15 vinegarish17 vinegarier14 abnegations14 denegations13 negationist12 negativisms17 negativists15 nonnegative15 renegations12 vinegarette15 vinegarroon15 vinegariest15 negationists13 negativeness16 negativistic18 negativities16 seronegative16 vinegarettes16 vinegarrette16 vinegarroons16 inegalitarian14 photonegative22 vinegarrettes17 inegalitarians15 negativenesses18 seronegativity21 electronegative21 electronegativi21 seronegativitie19 seronegativities20 electronegativity26 electronegativities25

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