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Meaning of nor
The primary meaning of the word "nor" is a conjunction used to indicate the negation of two or more alternatives.
Etymology of nor
The word "nor" originated from Old English "nor", which is a combination of "ne" (not) and "or" (or), and has been used in the English language since the 9th century.
Historically, "nor" was used to indicate the negation of alternatives, and its usage has remained relatively consistent over time.
Synonyms
not
neither
no
none
nothing
nowhere
never
neither/nor
minus
lacking
without
without any
bereft
without a
without an
without one
without ones
without it
without its
without them
without these
without those
without this
not at all
not in the least
not ever
not under any circumstances
not on your life
not a bit
not a jot
not a whit
not by any means
not by a long shot.
Definitions
- Used to indicate the negation of two or more alternatives, especially after a preceding negative.
- Used to introduce a negative statement that follows or contrasts with a preceding negative statement.
- Used in a question to request confirmation of a negative statement.
Usage Examples
- I don't like coffee, nor do I like tea.
- She doesn't speak French, nor does she speak Spanish.
- He won't be attending the meeting, nor will he be available for a call.