none
/nʌn/
adverb
- Used with 'the' and a comparative adjective to mean 'not at all' or 'to no extent'.
- He arrived none too soon; the storm was about to hit.
- I am none the happier for all that money.
- She was none the wiser after his explanation.
pronoun
- Not one; not any (of a group of people or things).
- None of the students knew the answer to the question.
- She tried all the keys, but none would open the door.
- I asked for volunteers, but none came forward.
- No amount; not any part (of something).
- We have none of the original documents left.
- He showed none of the anger we expected.
- There is none of that cake remaining.