a person who refuses to accept the existence, truth, or validity of something despite evidence or general support for it: The writer is a Holocaust denier; a denier of climate change.
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That’s one of the first things Do worried about — his vaccinated staff getting sick from vaccine deniers coming into his restaurant, maskless, pretending they are vaccinated.
Adan Meza and Socorro Meza Madera — Mayra’s parents — were not covid deniers.
Jair Bolsonaro is trying to shed his image as a “coronavirus denier”.
It’s meant as a symbol of all the climate-change deniers, the wall text says.
Unfortunately, some have naively suggested that science has unequivocally resolved how reading must be taught to every child and that those who disagree are science deniers.
Inhofe is not just a climate-change denier; he is a warrior for corporate-funded half-truths and outright lies.
A weird thing to quibble about, considering he is a moon landing denier.
Specifically, they got all rage-y because I referred to Jones as a “moon landing denier.”
Watson is taking issue—rather impolitely, I might add—with what I consider a moon landing denier.
And The New York Times routinely—and correctly—tags Irving with the Holocaust-denier label.
Her husband has become a farmer of the huitime denier,270 and made a prodigious fortune in less than six years.
So they left, and heard his shrill curse, when he saw Richard tossed forth never a denier.
"I have not a denier in my pockets," said the Chevalier, with a short laugh.
In 1721 a copper currency was struck for the colony at the mint of La Rochelle and Rouen of nine denier pieces.
Very useful in county business Denier, and laid hold of country life wonderfully, understood the obligations of a land-owner.