" naysayers "

 [ "naysayer" ]

1: One who frequently engages in excessive complaining, negative banter and/or a genuinely poor and downbeat attitude. Naysayers are distinguished by their tendency to consistently view the glass half empty, make frequent one-way trips to negative town, and constantly emphasize the worst of a situation. They have the capacity to rant and whine for hours on end about the most insignificant inconveniences. They tend to travel solo, but have the keen ability to spread their pessimistic attitude to a group of unsuspecting bystanders and encourage others to employ their mindset.

  * e.g.,  ... Being the world renowned naysayer that he was, Jobe complained about nearly every aspect of the party and made sure nobody else had a good time. 

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2:  Naysayers tend to blend in with those around them rather well, granted they have learned over the years to adapt to their surroundings. However, when the opportunity arises, their true nature will be exposed and they will stop at nothing to exclude others or bring a general sense of negativity to any situation.

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3:  Not to be confused with non-naysayers who fight against the negativity brought forth by naysayers, make the best of a situation and are not afraid to call out a naysayer on the spot.

 [ "naysayer" ]

1: someone with an aggressively negative attitude

  * e.g.,  ... I have to avoid him because he's just a naysayer. He drains my batteries. 

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1: a very negitave person

  * e.g.,  ... Fuck the naysayers they dont mean a thing, cuz this is what style be bring- 311 all mixed up 

 [ "naysayer" ]

1: Refers to a person who as a pessimistic view in life and is always looking for excuses for not being able to achieve what others are able to. They complain non-stop and expect the world to give them handouts.

  * e.g.,  ... Feminists are such naysayers, non-stop complaining, bitter and negative people. 

 [ "naysayer" ]

1: a horse.

  * e.g.,  ... he is a noisy horse isn't he? quite the naysayer 

 [ "naysayer" ]

1: A person who advises potential victims against investing in pyramid schemes, Ponzi scams and similar types of fraud.

  * e.g.,  ... "Don't listen to the naysayers who are spreading negativity; Join our fabulous Panama-based risk-free program, pay in 500 dollars, and receive a guaranteed 2% profit each day for 6 months!" 

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2: Word typically used by recruiters/pushers of such scams.

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1: One who disagrees with a youtube or blogtv personality by always refuting what they say

  * e.g.,  ... I would have had a good show today, but the naysayers were out in full force and kept interrupting me and disagreeing with everything I said 

 [ "professional naysayer" ]

1: A person whose sole function in an organization is to point out flaws in recommended plans and approaches. This person never provides reasonable insights of their own volition rather just point out flaws of other ideas.

  * e.g.,  ... In the meeting yesterday we had several good ideas but Fred continued in his role as professional naysayer pointing out flaws while never offering any useful advice or ideas of his own. 

 [ "Naysayer Bullshit Statistic" ]

1: The law known as the "Naysayer Bullshit Statistic" means that at least 50% of people with a highly negative view of something are poorly informed about it, haven't tried it to its full potential or are just plain making stuff up to satisfy their bias opinion regardless of whether they know they're wrong or not.

  * e.g.,  ... Person who hasn't tried Stereo-3D: "3D is a fad" Person with common sense: "You sir, fall into the Naysayer Bullshit Statistic" 

 [ "Naysayer" ]

1: Another word for the “N word”. People previously used the term “ninja” to say it. Naysayer was made famous by Rece Davis on College Gameday when describing the term “LANK”. Pat McAfee hilariously called him out. Naysayer can be best used when a white is rapping along with his favorite song.

  * e.g.,  ... “Whatsup my Naysayer?”