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noadverb not in any degree, way, or under any conditionthis cake is no better than the last one we made never, none, nothing, noway(or noways), nowise nowhere near by no means, in no wise, nothing doing, on no account anyhow, anyway, anywise, at all, ever, half, however completely, extremely, full, fully, par excellence, right, veryaltogether, exactlysomehow, someway(also someways)out certainly notin no uncertain terms we were told to leave hardly, ill, none, noway(usually no way), scarcely near, never, nothing, nowhere, nowise by no means, nothing doing, on no account absolutely, certainly, completely, definitely, positively, surely awful, awfully, enormously, exceedingly(also exceeding), extremely, greatly, highly, hugely, immensely, mightily, mighty, most, quite, terribly, veryassuredly, clearly, hands down, perfectly, plainly, really, truly, unequivocally, unquestionably, utterlydoubtless, more or less, mostly, rather, slightly, somewhat how surprising, doubtful, or unbelievableno—you can't possibly mean that I failed that test! I studied for days! ah, aha, come on, fie, indeed, my word, pshaw, well, what, why gee, gee whiz, ha, hello, hey, lo, ohfiddlesticks, phooey, poohthereoops(or whoops also woops), ughegad, gad, gadzooks(archaic), (the) deuce, the devil, the dickens, zounds a vote or decision against somethingthough I wanted spaghetti for dinner, the consensus was a decisive no nay, negative, non placet conblackball, vetodenial, negation, refusal positive, yea, yes proacceptance, approval, grace an unwillingness to grant something asked forgave him a polite no when he asked her to dance declination, denial, disallowance, nay, nonacceptance, refusal, rejection, turndown rebuff, repudiation, repulse, spurnnegativeban, injunction, vetodeterrence, discouragement, repression, suppression allowance, approval, grant, OK(or okay) acceptance, accession, acquiescence, agreement, assent, authorization, clearance, concurrence, consent, leave, license(or licence), permission, sanction, sufferanceimprimatur, seal, signature, stamp before the 12th century |