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You can say "I'm not coming" in a straightforward and clear manner. Here are a few ways to express it:

  1. "I won't be able to make it."
  2. "I'm afraid I can't come."
  3. "Unfortunately, I won't be attending."
  4. "Regrettably, I cannot make it."
  5. "I have to decline the invitation, I won't be there."
  6. "I'm sorry, but I won't be coming."
  7. "I have other commitments and won't be able to attend."
  8. "I won't be joining you."
  9. "I have to pass on this one, I won't be there."
  10. "Apologies, but I won't be coming."

It's essential to be polite and respectful when communicating that you won't be able to attend an event or meeting. If possible, provide a brief explanation for why you can't make it, but avoid going into too much detail unless it's necessary or you feel comfortable sharing the reasons.

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