Nowhere is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for NOWHERE in dictionary:

VERB:
• Not anywhere; not in any place or state; as, the book is nowhere to be found.
PRONOUN:
• no place
• a place that is remote, uninteresting, or nondescript
NOUN:
• a nonexistent place
• an insignificant place
• nonexistent or insignificant place
ADVERB:
• not in or to any place; not anywhere
• not anywhere; in or at or to no place
• not anywhere
ADJECTIVE:
• having no prospect of progress or success

Words related to NOWHERE

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Words that contain NOWHERE

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How to use NOWHERE in a sentence

• This was Lucan, who has nowhere exhibited more brilliant rhetoric, nor wandered more from the truth, than in the contrasted portraits of Caesar and Pompey.
• Life there was a sort of struggle which led nowhere.
• Nowhere does it present barren, desolate, wind-swept shores.
• Nowhere else are babies born in such enormous numbers, and nowhere does death reap such awful harvests.
• But his nerves, none too strong at the best, were now running riot, and nowhere could he feel a sense of security so that he could remain quiet.
• What there was of it was effective, but as compared to the enemy gun power we were nowhere.
• The outline of Snowdon is perhaps seen nowhere to more advantage than from this place.
• This lack of insight of the orthodox Marxians, long represented by the German Social-Democrats, is nowhere better illustrated than in Dr.
• People forgot that nowhere, and at Grenoble even less than anywhere else, was it possible to organize even a pretext of resistance.
• With a feeling of intense thankfulness that the thin, steel-eyed woman was nowhere to be seen, she stepped into the car and was borne swiftly down the drive.
• Besides there was nowhere to run to and she could not have stopped him if she had tried.
• This theologian had no greater opponent than himself, and nowhere perhaps is this so plain as in his attitude to the two Testaments.
• Jerdon says most common in hilly districts, but nowhere abundant.
• Perhaps nowhere is a religious meeting made more of than in the hill country of the South.
• It was the true balsam of Judea, which at one time grew nowhere else in the whole world but at Jericho.
• The people nowhere inquired after my business or nationality.
• Peter looked round the corner of the house, but Phil was nowhere visible.
• He had never been in America, had no correspondent here, and nowhere in his writings has there been found an allusion to our country.
• The Rajah shortly afterward inquired where Surya Bai was, but nowhere could she be found.
• Nowhere is this force more rapidly effective, than in the case of growing children.
• All the country about them was strange, an unbroken expanse of hill and forest, and nowhere a sign of a human being.
• It is nowhere said that the Virgin Mother was one of the Marys who visited the tomb on the morning of the resurrection, and nowhere is she so represented.
• The Constitution nowhere says one word of the power of removal from office, except in the case of conviction on impeachment.
• Nowhere in the articles, public or secret, is there an express recognition of the independence of the Republic, nor of the boundary.
• Nowhere can one measure as in Delhi the greatness of its fall, and its fall had begun before it ever came into conflict with the rising British power.
• Nowhere on earth were to be found more splendid women or more intrepid riders than the daughters of the planters of Mississippi fifty years ago.

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