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deny of

deny of verb: to deny; to deprive of.

Verb

deny of (third-person singular simple present denies of, present participle denying of, simple past and past participle denied of)

  1. (nonstandard, proscribed) To deny; to deprive of.
    • Sony has publicly argued against the merger, claiming that the combined company would deny the PlayStation platform of games like Call of Duty.

Forms of deny of

third-person singular presentdenies of
present participledenying of
past participledenied of
pastdenied of

Origin of deny of

Likely due to confusion of the expressions to deny and to deprive of.

Questions about deny of

What does deny of mean?
Deny of means to deny; to deprive of.
What part of speech is deny of?
Deny of is a verb.
What is the past tense of deny of?
The past tense of deny of is denied of.

Words near deny of in the dictionary

  1. Denver sandwiches
  2. Denverite
  3. Denverites
  4. Denville
  5. deny
  6. deny of
  7. deny oneself
  8. deny'd
  9. Denyer
  10. denyin'
  11. denying

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