nowhere in English: In no place, or to no place. (adverb)

/ˈnəʊweə/

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Translation

In no place, or to no place.

Word origin

From Old English nahwaer, built from na (no) and hwaer (where).

"Nowhere" means in no place at all.

Here "nowhere" means no place to go.

"Nowhere" already carries the "no", so we do not add "not" as well.

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This word is part of lesson 28.