Nowhere ( adverb , noun )

(As an adverb)

Nowhere ( adverb )

1. In no place; not anywhere.
2. To no avail; without result.

Origin:

From old english nāhwær "in no place", from nāh "not" + wær "where".

Examples:

1. He looked everywhere but found the keys nowhere.
2. The city was nowhere to be seen.
3. She went nowhere with her argument.
4. The instructions were nowhere to be found.
5. He got nowhere with his attempts to reason with her.

(As a noun)

Nowhere ( noun )

1. In no place; not anywhere.
2. To no avail; without result.

Origin:

From old english nāhwær "in no place", from nāh "not" + wær "where".

Examples:

1. He looked everywhere but found the keys nowhere.
2. The city was nowhere to be seen.
3. She went nowhere with her argument.
4. The instructions were nowhere to be found.
5. He got nowhere with his attempts to reason with her.