Sentence examples for was negating from inspiring English sources
verb
To deny the existence, evidence, or truth of; to contradict.
- The investigation tending to negate any supernatural influences.
Lynn was negating what he'd just said, informing everyone in a strident voice that of course he had health insurance.
"I thought exercising was making me healthier but what I didn't realise was that my diet contained too much carbohydrate for my own physiology, and this was negating all the benefits," he says.
Maybe it was trying to make her hot and I was negating its effects by lying on my back with a pen and notebook repeating, "Are you hot? No? OK.
Let me pause here to say that until fairly recently, I, too, was under the impression that if I identified as bisexual, I was negating the fact that I've dated individuals who identify as genderqueer and transgender, and the fact that I am attracted to individuals who do not fit into the "male" and "female" boxes where gender identity is concerned.
But his gain was negated by bogeys on Nos.
The loss was negated, though, after Woody was called for holding.
Spikes also had another interception that was negated by a penalty.
Whatever speed the Jets had was negated as the Dolphins won the 1982 A.F.C. title, 14-0.
If he felt fear, it was negated, defeated, by his confidence, his love for the show.
And the torrent of injuries was negated by the emergence of budding youngsters.
Folk's first try from 53 yards was negated by a Bills timeout.
