No. 5,426 in Spanish
negado
"Negado" means "denied" or "useless/incompetent" depending on context.
In a sentence
Juan está negado a aceptar los hechos.
Juan is unwilling to accept the facts.
Here, 'negado' is used to describe Juan's unwillingness or refusal to accept the facts, showcasing a behavioral or psychological stance.
Clara es negada para las matemáticas.
Clara is hopeless at math.
In this context, 'negado' describes someone's lack of aptitude or skill in a specific domain, implying difficulty or incapacity in that area.
El acceso fue negado por falta de identificación.
Access was denied due to lack of identification.
Here, 'negado' conveys the act of refusal or non-granting of permission, typically determined by a set of rules or requirements.
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