wouldn't

[woo d-nt] /ˈwʊd nt/

contraction of would not:

I wouldn't ask her.

Usage note

Examples from the web for wouldn't

Birds you wouldn't normally see because they nest far to the north and spend the winter far to the south.
But it really wouldn't have embodied people's lives.
Spring, summer or fall, there's hardly an idle moment that wouldn't be better spent out fighting the rocks.
The kennel housed many old dogs, some that wouldn't hunt and others that couldn't be taught new tricks.
To judge by the servants, one wouldn't believe the master was ruined.
It caught fire six times last winter, but it wouldn't burn.
That's shocking, that they wouldn't give you the maps.
Something that would stand out in the sea of aging desert bungalows, but that wouldn't cost an arm and a leg.
If you think a little carrot wouldn't take long to clean, you'd be wrong.
He found track lights that wouldn't get in the way of the garage door.

British Dictionary definitions for wouldn't

/ˈwʊdənt/

contraction

would not

Idioms and Phrases with wouldn't

In addition to the idiom beginning with

wouldn't

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