nobody
Pronunciation: [ˈnoʊˌboʊdi]
Word
Context: "identity"
(pronoun) a word used to refer to no person at all. When we say 'nobody,' we mean that there isn't a single person or that no one is involved. It's like saying that there is not anyone.
Example
Nobody came to the birthday party, so we had to celebrate quietly.
Example
Somebody showed up at the event, so it wasn't true that nobody was there.
Example
Is nobody going to help me with this project?
Context: "social status"
(noun) a term used to describe a person who is considered unimportant or without influence. When we call someone a 'nobody,' we mean they aren't recognized or valued by others, often in a negative sense.
Example
Even though he started as a nobody, he worked hard and became very successful.
Example
She felt like a nobody at the big party where everyone else seemed important.
Example
Do you think being a nobody can change if you work hard?
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