nowhere
/ˈnoʊwɛr/
adverb
- In, at, or to no place; not anywhere.
- I looked for my keys everywhere, but they were nowhere to be found.
- She wanted to go somewhere exciting, but the map led nowhere.
- The lost hiker realized he was in the middle of nowhere with no cell service.
- Used to indicate that something is not at all close to a particular state or condition (often in phrases like 'nowhere near').
- The project is nowhere near finished; we still have weeks of work.
- His explanation was nowhere near clear enough for the students.
- Her cooking skills are good, but they are nowhere near as good as her mother's.
Antonyms
noun
- A place that does not exist or is not important; a state of being unknown or insignificant.
- After the scandal, her career went nowhere.
- The small town felt like the middle of nowhere, but the people were friendly.
- He came from nowhere and suddenly became a famous singer.