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NOWHERE definition: 1. in, at, or to no place; not anywhere: 2. not in a successful or winning position: 3. in, at…. Learn more.
The meaning of NOWHERE is not in or at any place. How to use nowhere in a sentence.
If you say that something or someone appears from nowhere or out of nowhere, you mean that they appear suddenly and unexpectedly. A car came from nowhere, and I had to jump back into the hedge just in time.
in, at, or to no place; not anywhere: These young people have nowhere ( else) to go. Nowhere does the article mention the names of the people involved. UK. not in a successful or winning position: The horse I bet on finished nowhere. Fewer examples. We'll get nowhere if all you can do is criticize.
/ˌnoʊˈwɛər/ /ˌnoʊˈhwɛər/ /ˈnʌʊwɛə/ IPA guide. Other forms: nowheres. If you're going nowhere, you have no particular destination — nowhere isn't any place at at all. If you're invited nowhere on New Year's Eve, you'll probably stay home — there's not anywhere to go.
1. You use nowhere to emphasize that a place has more of a particular quality than any other places, or that it is the only place where something happens or exists. [emphasis] [...] 2. You use nowhere when making negative statements to say that a suitable place of the specified kind does not exist. [...] 3.
1. A remote or unknown place: a cabin in the middle of nowhere. 2. A state of nonexistence: an idea that came out of nowhere. Idioms: miles from nowhere. In a very remote place. nowhere near. Not nearly: has nowhere near enough money to buy a house. American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition.
Nowhere definition: in or at no place; not anywhere. See examples of NOWHERE used in a sentence.
Definition of nowhere adverb in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
NOWHERE definition: 1. not anywhere: 2. If someone or something appears out of nowhere, they appear suddenly or…. Learn more.
