We are using cookies
This website uses cookies in order to offer you the most relevant information. By browsing this website, you accept these cookies.
This website uses cookies in order to offer you the most relevant information. By browsing this website, you accept these cookies.
Did you know?
You can double click on a word to look it up on TermGallery.
You can double click on a word to look it up on TermGallery.
Meanings of naysayer in English
Synonyms
Examples for "pessimist"
Examples for "pessimist"
1
It is the cult of the pessimist, the gentle malice of disillusion.
2
The pessimist always argues from a single instance to a general law.
3
The pessimist believes that forgetfulness and nothingness is the whole of man.
4
He was never more than a pessimist in theory at any time.
5
This was the beginning of my acquaintance with the pessimist, Edmund Storm.
1
He, on the contrary, took a more alarmist view of the situation.
2
One last resort the would-be patriotic alarmist seeks when all others fail.
3
Sánchez-Bayo said the unusually strong language used in the review was not alarmist.
4
But I also know that General Mettlich is an alarmist; purred the Countess.
5
I am not being alarmist: I don't want it to happen.
1
I wondered if I'd ever learn not to be such a worrywart.
2
Béla was a nice guy, but he was a worrywart.
3
So you gotta watch out for that worrywart, workaholic facet of your personality this week.
4
For years Laura had called her a worrywart.
5
One worrywart in the house is enough.
Usage of naysayer in English
1
Russia, another naysayer in the past, has been signalling some flexibility.
2
The meditations of Martha Cochrane...the project's official naysayer...are worth any number of clever entertainments.
3
Cogan is not some EV-naysayer wedded to internal combustion.
4
Kate, my PA, who was a hugely efficient naysayer, went AWOL for some reason or other.
5
One longtime naysayer is the Game, who recently attempted to call out Jay-Z during a show overseas.
6
No one wants to be the naysayer.
7
It takes some skill to get better at getting better. For instance, maybe you're seen as the office naysayer.
8
Photo: Photosport Yet it is hard to find a naysayer in sight as an immense optimism fills the capital.
9
For many these are inconvenient truths, and lately Turkle has come to be seen as a naysayer, even a technophobe.
10
I'm not a naysayer.
11
I've never wanted to be the complainer or the naysayer, and so I now approach the reach problems I face with a stubborn openness.
12
Derek Leathers, chief executive of Werner, said he is not among the "naysayer crowd" that doubts Tesla's ability to produce a viable electric truck.
13
I say to all the naysayers: The best is yet to come.
14
In recent years, Levitt and Dubner have attracted a number of naysayers.
15
Dr Smith said the Santy Maria had proved the naysayers were wrong.
16
Well done Brian, ignore the naysayers and keep up the good work.
About this term
Frequent collocations
Naysayer through the time