Nay

"I thought the recipe called for two eggs, nay, it only required one."

The nay galloped gracefully in the race, coming in first place.

The game of nay was often played in large open fields, where the players had plenty of room to move around.

"I assumed the store was closed, nay, it was open late."

"I believed she was joking, nay, she was being serious."

She did not simply disagree with his opinion, nay, she thought it was completely wrong.

The rules of nay are not very complicated, but it takes skill to play well.

"Nay, I don't agree with the way you're treating people."

The issue was not a small one, nay, it was a major problem.

The farmer bought a new nay for his daughter to ride.

She loved spending her afternoons grooming her beloved nay.

The doctor nay warned him not to smoke or drink excessively.

The origins of nay can be traced back to ancient Greece and Rome.

The objective of nay is to hit the ball over the opposing team's goal line.

The ball used in nay was often decorated with intricate patterns and designs.

The bill was defeated by a nay from the opposition.

"I assumed the book would be difficult to read, nay, it was very easy to understand."

The children in the village often play nay during their free time.

The game of nay eventually evolved into modern sports such as handball and baseball.

The earliest known depiction of nay can be found in a 12th-century manuscript from Spain.

His idea was met with a resounding nay from the entire team.

"I anticipated the flight would be delayed, nay, it departed on time."

The new employee was not just competent but nay exceptional.

"He isn't coming to the party, nay, he's going to a concert instead."

The players in nay were often members of the nobility or the clergy.

They nay refused the offer to participate in the study.

The lawmaker issued a public statement explaining his nay vote.

"I presumed she was a vegetarian, nay, she ate meat."

The nobleman rode his nay across the countryside.

"I thought he was happy, nay, he was actually very sad."

"He didn't say hello, nay, he just walked by."

The hotel was not just luxurious but nay exquisite.

"The movie wasn't long, nay, it was quite short."

She did not like the color of the dress, nay, she thought it was hideous.

The book was not only informative but nay captivating.

"I presumed he had a lot of experience, nay, he was a novice."

"The restaurant doesn't serve breakfast, nay, it serves brunch."

The nay ball is made of leather and is quite heavy.

"Nay, I don't think that's the right way to do it."

"Nay, I don't want to buy that expensive dress."

"Nay, I don't want to take that route to get there."