I think not vs I don't think so

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aformalwayofdisagreeing orsayingno.

"Willyoubegoingtonight, James?""Ithinknot."

Aretheytellingusthetruth? Ithinknot!

usedtodisagreeemphatically

Thiscouldbeacoincidence, butIthinknot.

Wastheirmeetinga coincidence?-Ithinknot.

"Ithinknot,"Ianswered, determinednottogivein.

usedtoexpressthatwhathas justbeensaidisuntrue,but thatyouarenotcompletely sure.

“Ishecomingwithus?” “Idon'tthinkso.”

‘Haven’twemetbefore?’ ‘Idon’tthinkso.’

usedtosayverystronglythat youdonotagreewith something,orthatsomething isnotpossible.

Me?Fail?Idon'tthinkso. usedasanexpressionof sarcasticrejection

Pineappleonapizza?Idon't thinkso!

Idon'tthinksoismorecommonandshowsalittleuncertainty.

Ithinknotsoundsmoreformal,dramaticandemphatic.

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