Synonyms for dénier
dɪˈnaɪ ərdénier

Princeton's WordNet

1. deniernoun

   a unit of measurement for the fineness of silk or nylon or rayon

   "with an evening dress one wears 10 denier stockings"

2. deniernoun

   any of various former European coins of different denominations

3. deniernoun

   one who denies

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1. • Coin
   • Disputant
   • Unit Of Measurement

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1. Elie Honig:

   Whether it's Alex Jones or Rudy Giuliani or a 2020 election denier, it's one thing to spout conspiracy theories on a podcast or social media, but courts demand actual facts and evidence. And, importantly, courts can and will impose accountability and punish people who spread lies for illegal purposes.

2. White House:

   He's corrupt, he's a liar, he's a climate change denier, and as a public servant, he should not be able to go out in public without hearing from the citizens he's hurting.

3. Michel Tafoya:

   There's nothing wrong with that at all, except when it excludes anything that might question some of the facts and motivations for those ideas, or those causes, or those thoughts. So in other words, it ends up being very one-sided and that there is no questioning, we saw this so predominantly during the initial phases of COVID, if you questioned anything that was coming out of the CDC or the NIH, you were called names. You were called stupid. You were called a science denier.

4. Michel Tafoya:

   We saw this so predominantly during the initial phases of COVID, if you questioned anything that was coming out of the CDC or the NIH, you were called names. You were called stupid. You were called a science denier.

5. Joy Behar:

   The CPAC group invited this woman from France … whose [ grand ] father was a Holocaust denier, and total fascist and a Nazi, there’s this penchant for Nazis now [ among conservatives ] with Charlottesville, and the Neos, and ‘ there are good guys on both sides, ’ and now Marine Le Pen.