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Term: does not

Part of Speech: Verb

Sense: To refuse or decline to do something

Description: "Does not" is a verb phrase used to indicate a refusal or a negative response to a particular action or request.

Sample Sentence: Sarah does not want to go to the party tonight.

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Part of Speech: Auxiliary Verb

Sense: Used to frame negative expressions in the present simple or present continuous tenses

Description: "Does" is an auxiliary verb, and when combined with "not," it is used to form negative statements or questions in the present simple or present continuous tenses.

Sample Sentence: He does not understand the concept.

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Part of Speech: Adverb

Sense: In no way or to no degree

Description: As an adverb, "does not" is used to indicate the absence or negation of an action, quality, or characteristic to a certain extent.

Sample Sentence: The jury does not believe the defendant's story at all.

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Part of Speech: Noun

Sense: A negative response or refusal

Description: As a noun, "does not" refers to a negative response, whether spoken or implied, that indicates a refusal or denial.

Sample Sentence: His frequent "does nots" left us disappointed with his commitment.

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