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Nix

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Often NegativePlay
Used to express prohibition, denial, or refusal, usually in a negative or unwelcoming context. SlideHe wanted to go out, but I had to nix that idea.
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Formal RejectionPlay
Can be used in formal situations like meetings or official documents to indicate a strong 'no'. SlideThe board nixed the merger with a unanimous vote.
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Casual TonePlay
Even in formal settings, using 'nix' can make the tone feel more casual or conversational. SlideWe'll have to nix this agenda item due to time constraints.