Meaning
Not one and not any of a group of people or things.
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Word origin
From Old English nan, a joining of ne (not) and an (one).
- Origin
- Old English
- Root
- nan
- English cognates
- no, nothing
Examples
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"None" means not one of them.
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We say "none of" before a group of people or things.
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"None" is the opposite of "all".
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