negative

negative
adj
1. nullifying, voiding, disannulling, annulling, canceling, revocatory; quashing, invalidating, vitiating, vacating, disenacting; forbidding, prohibiting, proscribing, disapproving; denying, contradicting, gainsaying, traversing.
2. opposed, opposing, oppositive, oppositional; opponent, adversary, adversative, conflicting, against; counter, counteractive, counteracting, contrary, contradictory, contrapositive, adverse; antipathetic, antipathetical, repugnant, irreconcilable.
3. opposite, other; reverse, obverse, inverse, converse, contrasting.
4. pessimistic, cynical, faultfinding, complaining; gloomy, glum, mopey, mopish, morose; averse, unfriendly, uncongenial; unhelpful, uncooperative, recusant, uncompliant.
5. unrewarding, ineffective, gainless, profitless, fruitless, vain, futile.
v
6. deny, gainsay, contradict, refute, disprove, negate. See negate(def. 2).
7. nullify, veto, forbid, negate. See negate(def.1).
8. neutralize, counteract, offset, balance, equalize

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