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haven't
[ hav-uhnt ]
- contraction of have not.
haven't
/ ˈæəԳ /
contraction of
- have not
Usage Note
Idioms and Phrases
see under not have .Example Sentences
The headlines in state media haven't spared him either: "Trump is probably the worst president in American history," read one on state TV.
“The truth is we haven’t received the massive wave of deportees that they warned about,” he said.
“There haven’t been many,” Sheinbaum said recently, noting that Mexico was considering reducing the size of the emergency tent shelters it erected along its northern border to provide food, medicine and psychological support in anticipation of a large number of returning migrants.
"They are not going to change that way of playing - they haven't changed all season and they have done well doing it, so why would they?"
“I haven’t worked less than 60 hours a week since I was 18 years old. Accordingly, during 2022, I reported to duty as scheduled, working 40 plus hours a week,” he said, referring to his full-time union schedule.
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