didn't
DID-uhnt/ˈdɪdn̩t/
- 1Contracted form of 'did not,' used as a negative auxiliary to negate a verb in the past tense.
She didn't realize the store had already closed for the day.
We didn't expect so many guests to arrive at once.
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Origin
Formed from "did" combined with the contraction "-n't," meaning "not."