didn

[ˈdɪdnʔ]

Definitions

1. contraction

a negative form of did, used to indicate that something was not done or happened

“I didn’t finish the homework.”

2. verb

to indicate refusal or denial, especially in the past

“She didn’t want to go, so she didn’t.”

3. auxiliary verb

used to form the negation of the past simple of a verb

“They didn’t eat breakfast.”

4. interjection

used to express refusal or denial, often in the past

“I didn’t!”

Synonyms

  • did not
  • was not
  • were not

Antonyms

  • did
  • was
  • were