Nay

They did not arrive on time, nay, they arrived an hour late.

The movie was not just bad, nay, it was one of the worst films he had ever seen.

He was not just scared, nay, he was terrified.

She did not feel well, nay, she felt terrible.

She did not want to go out in the rain, nay, she wanted to stay dry.

She did not merely dislike the book, nay, she found it utterly boring.

He did not want to go to the party, nay, he preferred to stay at home.

The cowboy rode his trusty nay across the prairie.

The players in the nay game were divided into two teams, each with their own goals.

"Nay, I don't support that political candidate."

The rules of nay varied from region to region and even from village to village.

The kids in the park were playing nay with a ball made of cloth.

In medieval times, nay was a popular game among the nobility.

The spectators cheered loudly as the player hit the ball in the nay game.

The rules of nay were often subject to interpretation and could be changed on the fly depending on the situation.

"I suspected the package was lost, nay, it was delivered to the wrong address."

She was not simply annoyed, nay, she was extremely irritated.

"Nay, I don't think that experiment will work."

"I imagined the movie would be boring, nay, it was quite exciting."

The little girl was scared to ride the big nay in the parade.

Nay, I have not seen a more beautiful sunset than this one.

"I imagined the concert would be boring, nay, it was actually very entertaining."

The dress was not just unattractive, nay, it was hideous.

The manager nay agreed to give a day off to the employee as it was peak season.

"I thought she was quiet, nay, she was actually very talkative."

"I expected the hotel to be luxurious, nay, it was basic."

The players in nay often wore elaborate costumes and masks to add to the spectacle of the game.

Nay was a popular pastime among the French aristocracy during the reign of King Louis XIV.

"I thought it would be hot outside, nay, it was actually quite cool."

"I expected the traffic to be light, nay, it was bumper-to-bumper."

The crowd responded with a resounding nay to the speaker's proposal.

"I thought the play would be a tragedy, nay, it was a comedy."

In some variations of nay, the players are allowed to use their feet to kick the ball.

"I suspected he was lying, nay, he was telling the truth."

"Nay, I don't want to take part in that activity."

The popularity of nay declined in the 16th century, as other sports such as tennis and cricket gained prominence.

The equestrian jumped over the fence with her trusty nay.

The nay in the stable neighed loudly for its breakfast.

Nay was one of the most popular games in medieval England, along with football and cricket.

The game of nay was often accompanied by music and dancing, creating a festive atmosphere.

Nay, I do not think that we should invest in that company as it is facing bankruptcy.

The players can use their hands or bats to hit the ball in nay.

The equestrian was confident that her nay would win the race.

"I believed it would take a week to finish the project, nay, it only took a few days."

The game of nay was often played during festivals and celebrations in medieval Europe.

I have never played nay before, but it looks like a fun game.

He did not enjoy the movie, nay, he found it incredibly boring.

"I anticipated the meeting would be short, nay, it lasted for hours."

The senator cast a nay vote on the controversial legislation.

The senator cast his nay vote on the controversial bill.