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démenti [demɑ̃ti]masculine noun( = déclaration) denial ; (apporté par les faits, les circonstances) refutation• opposer un démenti à [+ nouvelle, allégations, rumeurs] to deny formally* * *demɑ̃tinom masculin denialcette rumeur est restée sans démenti — the rumour [BrE] has not been denied
* * *demɑ̃ti nm1) (déclaration) denial* * *démenti nm denial; les faits ont apporté un démenti à ses déclarations the facts proved his statements false; cette rumeur est restée sans démenti the rumourGB has not been denied; opposer un démenti formel à qch to deny sth categorically.[demɑ̃ti] nom masculin
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