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Is there are word dain - for example they to reply say refused reply?

The word "dain" doesn't exist in English. It seems like you're looking for a word that means "refused to reply". Here are some options depending on the context:

Formal:

* Declined to respond: This is a more formal and neutral way to say they refused to reply.

* Refrained from replying: This implies a conscious choice to not reply.

* Ignored: This implies that they deliberately chose to ignore the question or request.

Informal:

* Didn't answer: This is a simple and straightforward way to say they refused to reply.

* Shot down: This implies that they rejected the request in a forceful or abrupt way.

* Brushed off: This implies that they dismissed the request or question without giving it much thought.

* Gave the silent treatment: This is a more colloquial way of saying they refused to reply.

Other options:

* Refused to comment: This implies that they are unwilling to provide any information.

* Clammed up: This implies that they became suddenly quiet and unwilling to talk.

The best word to use will depend on the specific context of the situation.

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