naysaying

Early in conflicts, the media are least likely to naysay. The pressure to sustain an uninterrupted flow of news may force the media to transmit more unfiltered information to the public.

There are many half-baked attempts to naysay the science, but they always unravel on inspection,' said Stern.

I'd like to add that I am not one to naysay the contribution of the second round of large-scale asset purchases (LSAP2) in getting the economy to its encouraging current position.

Hey, if they think it's possible--who am I to naysay.

Speaking on the radio program 'Elvis Duran and the Morning Show,' the former Fifth Harmony member explained why she had to naysay the offer, which was eventually given to singer Hasley.

And it's hard for me to naysay that, regardless of the source.