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gain·say    Audio Help   (gān-sā', gān'sā')  Pronunciation Key  tr.v.   gain·said (-sād', -sěd'), gain·say·ing, gain·says (-sāz', -sěz') To declare false; deny. See Synonyms at deny. To oppose, especially by contradiction. [Middle English gainsayen : gain-, against (from Old English gegn-) + sayen, to say (from Old English secgan; see say).] gain·say'er n.

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