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Adjective(1) quantifier(2) used with either mass nouns or plural count nouns for indicating a complete or almost complete lack or zero quantity of
Noun(1) a negative answer or decision, as in voting.(2) a negative(3) a radioactive transuranic element synthesized by bombarding curium with carbon ions(4) 7 isotopes are known
Adverb(1) not at all; to no extent.(2) referring to the degree to which a certain quality is present(3) not in any degree or manner(4) not at all(5) used to express refusal or denial or disagreement etc or especially to emphasize a negative statement(6) negative

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(1) it's no easy feat(2) they feel it no less than I do(3) no two plants are alike(4) he wasted no time(5) there is no excuse(6) I'm no good at sport(7) this is no time to stand back(8) there were no fewer than ten of them(9) there was no milk left(10) Ireland voted no(11) no two people are alike(12) no person should have to do that(13) I'm no expert but ...(14) that's no way to talk to her(15) they would never cause a fuss, oh no(16) you'll be back in no time
Related Words
(1) no way
(2) no problem
(3) no one
(4) no pain no gain
(5) no more
(6) no matter
(7) no longer
(8) no doubt
(9) no matter what
(10) no need
Synonyms
Noun
1. nobelium


Adverb
2. no more


Exclamation
3. absolutely not
4. most certainly not
5. of course not
6. under no circumstances
7. by no means
8. not at all
9. negative
10. never
11. not really
12. nope
13. uh-uh
14. nah
15. not on your life
16. no way
19. nay


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