- negatus
- Via negata. Horat. Niee, Refusee.
Dictionarium latinogallicum. 1552.
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negate — transitive verb (negated; negating) Etymology: Latin negatus, past participle of negare to say no, deny, from neg no, not (akin to ne not) more at no Date: circa 1623 1. to deny the existence or truth of 2. to cause to be ineffective or invalid… … New Collegiate Dictionary
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negate — (v.) 1795 (with an isolated use from 1620s), back formation from NEGATION (Cf. negation), or else from L. negatus, pp. of negare. Related: Negated; negates; negating … Etymology dictionary
negatory — (adj.) expressing negation, 1570s, from M.Fr. negatoire or directly from M.L. negatorius negative, from L. negatus, pp. of negare deny, say no, to refuse (see DENY (Cf. deny)). In the sense no it is U.S. Air Force slang from the early 1950s … Etymology dictionary
negate — ne•gate [[t]nɪˈgeɪt, ˈnɛg eɪt[/t]] v. gat•ed, gat•ing 1) to deny the existence, evidence, or truth of (something) 2) to cause to be ineffective; nullify or invalidate (something) 3) to be negative; bring or cause negative results: a pessimism… … From formal English to slang
negate — /nəˈgeɪt / (say nuh gayt) verb (t) (negated, negating) to deny; nullify. {Latin negātus, past participle} –negator, noun …
