"negate the possibility" is a phrase used in written English.
It is used to express that something is not possible. For example, "My parents will not accept my decision to move to another country, so it looks like I have to negate the possibility of living abroad."
The Italian government tried everything possible to delay, compromise and negate the possibility of Italian people expressing dissent.
This quadruple dress rehearsal was designed to negate the possibility of any wrong turns, meetings with locked doors or encounters with groups of people.
· A stairlift in every home to negate the possibility of tripping up or downstairs while urgently texting your friend or family member about your plans for 2nite.
It's a conservative approach, meant to negate the possibility of costly turnovers in the neutral zone the middle section of the ice.
It's a conservative approach, meant to negate the possibility of costly turnovers in the neutral zone — the middle section of the ice.
The jury verdict in the criminal action did not negate the possibility that a preponderance of the evidence could show that the defendant was engaged in an unlicensed firearms business...
Limitations of our review include the absence of head-to-head trials, the potential that other trials exist that we were unable to identify, and the small number of included studies, thus negating the possibility of exploring possible sub-group analyses and exploring heterogeneity among study populations.
Simultaneous detections on submersible underwater receivers (SUR) or manual tracks of multiple sharks are possible, but telemetry spatial error typically negates the possibility of determining the proximity of individuals with a high degree of accuracy [7], [16].
Abner claimed that the negation of the incarnation of God in the world leads to negating the possibility of life after death.
This drive effectively negated the possibility of a two-state solution, as evidenced by the huge settlements in the West Bank.
This negated the possibility that a combination of teachers, their professional associations, the national inspectorate, officers and advisers in local authorities and parent representation could improve schools.
