0 someone who says something is not possible, is not good, or will fail:
He ignored the naysayers and persevered.
The naysayers seemed much more in evidence than potential believers.
After decades of refusing to participate in constructive dialogue, reformers have come to view organized medicine as a reactive naysayer, rather than a partner in healthcare reform.
This revision was apparently not enough to please the naysayers among the courtly audience.
Certainly, there's enough going on here to make the naysayers feel guilty for blurting out that b-word.
It's this fact that caused naysayers to believe that the two towns could not be linked by rail.
Wisty initially refuses, calling him a hateful, traitorous, black-hearted naysayer.
It's for all the naysayers that tried to lead us into defeat, and the fans that have stood behind us for over ten years.
Soon after the novel's release and trade reviews that lauded it, controversy grew between zealous fans and naysayers.
