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Origin and Etymology of none
Recent Examples of none from the Web
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While none listed specific problems, several said neighbors did not like the proposal.
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First Known Use of none
before 12th century
Definition of none
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:by no means :not at all
- none too soon to begin
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:in no way :to no extent
- none the worse for wear
Examples of none in a Sentence
your help comes none too soon
I'll switch his mug with mine, and he'll be none the wiser.
Recent Examples of none from the Web
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His two teenage children are none too happy about moving from a big city to a small town.
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This time, Scott's trip was not bandied about by the governor's press office, and Republican Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam is probably none too happy about it.
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The relationship between card and act ranges from tenuous to nonexistent, but once a few performers have done their beguiling routines—and none more beguiling than Brian P. Dailey's elegant work with Indian clubs—
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Many are underdeveloped nations whose previous accounting rules were none too stringent.
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Beth is none too happy to have her daughter’s ex-boyfriend lurking around during their family crisis, either.
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Soon, reports emerged that Special Counsel Robert Mueller is investigating obstruction-of-justice allegations against the president—revelations Trump was none too happy about.
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V: NEIL DEGRASSE TYSON Fans of the current climate change-denying administration probably will be none too pleased with an astrophysicist president.
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The stadium’s owners were none too happy, but eventually took out an insurance policy in case of a mishap.
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First Known Use of none
1848
none Synonyms
Synonyms
ill, no, hardly, no way, scarcelyAntonyms
absolutely, certainly, completely, definitely, positively, surelyRelated Words
near, never, nothing, nowhere, nowiseNear Antonyms
awful, awfully, enormously, exceedingly (also exceeding), extremely, greatly, highly, hugely, immensely, mightily, mighty, most, quite, terribly, very; assuredly, clearly, hands down, perfectly, plainly, really, truly, unequivocally, unquestionably, utterly; doubtless, more or less, mostly, rather, slightly, somewhatRecent Examples of none from the Web
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None of that, however, surprised Mike Grant, the receivers coach Wyoming.
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None of those teams has the pressing need Miami does.
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Next, Kazez asks about the patient’s insurance — whether it’s private insurance, Medicaid, or none at all.
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The Honey Zepper (also known as a Sweet Habanero) was bright and tangy like a habanero but with none of the lingering heat to distract you from the little pepper’s complex flavor.
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Today, there are about 130 dealerships, none downtown, and many grouped in car parks like Car Country Carlsbad and the National City Mile of Cars.
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The truth is that pregnant women choose to end pregnancies for lots of reasons, and none of them are our business.
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None of the Reds’ outfielders evoke memories of Dave Parker in the outfield, but all three of the regular starters have been extremely accurate.
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Google has had a lot going on lately, and none of it looks great for women—especially those of color.
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Origin and Etymology of none
NONE Defined for Kids
Definition of none for Students
:not any :not one
- None of them went.
- None of this is necessary.
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