gainsay

These they have made for themselves; who is to gainsay them?

And there's not a person in his administration who'll gainsay him.

But they were too powerful for any to gainsay them.

He could think of no civil way to gainsay her.

But he was a firm man and would not be gainsaid.

Still, I'd not gainsay a man a choice of his death.

In the field I'm the man with the authority, no one can gainsay me.

And there are none in all the world to gainsay us.

Nothing is established before it has been gainsaid, three or four times.

The trip was very hard on a number of us, there's no gainsaying that.

And then, in the light of those victories, how could they gainsay his decision?

We'll part the time between's then; and in that I'll no gainsaying.

No one can gainsay that, but having a babe on the road.

If you keep it, none will ever gainsay your rule.

Their song is one which no man may gainsay or deny.

A fact thus set down in substantial history cannot easily be gainsaid.

"I could seize you from this house now, and no law would gainsay me."

My art may open me a way that you cannot gainsay!"

"I am not a man who likes to be gainsaid."

"But when these things happen, seems like there's no gainsaying them.

All the rational arguments in the world cannot gainsay them.

And so far, the gods had not chosen to gainsay them.

The habits of a lifetime would not be gainsaid even now.

The judgment of the Commissioner on this and the other issues was not to be gainsaid.

However, he knew it was even more unwise to gainsay the little man.