nowhere
Pronunciation: [ˈnoʊˌhɛr]
Word
Context: "location"
(adverb) this means that something is not in any place at all. If you say you cannot find something, it might feel like it's nowhere to be found.
Example
I looked everywhere for my toy, but I found it nowhere.
Example
My book was not nowhere; it was on the shelf all along.
Example
Where did you put your shoes? Are they nowhere to be found?
Context: "journey"
(adverb) when we say we are going nowhere, it means we are not making any progress or getting anywhere. Like when a car is stuck in traffic and doesn't move.
Example
Even though we hit some traffic, we were enjoying ourselves and going nowhere fast.
Example
She wasn't going nowhere; she was walking to the park.
Example
Are we going nowhere, or are we making progress on this trip?
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