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Discover LudwigThe phrase "denial that" is grammatically correct and is commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a statement or belief that contradicts something that has been previously stated or accepted. Example: Despite overwhelming evidence, the defendant's lawyer continued to maintain his client's innocence, expressing a strong denial that the accused had committed the crime.
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In denial, that is.
One is denial: that merely exacerbates the threat.
His answers stop short of an outright denial that could silence such critics.
Jamie's response is a quick denial that's completely sincere.
After eight years of neglect and denial, that sounds like progress.
"We don't do God" was the sort of denial that got St Peter into trouble.
"There is a certain level of denial that is necessary," he said.
It is not the blatant, egregious climate denial that is mostly in the BBC's past.
It's just the type of non-denial denial that allows politicians to weasel their way out of sticky situations.
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Most surprising was the absence of denials that typically follow such reports.
But it was a series of denials that became increasingly hard to sustain.
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