nowhere
1 of 4adverb/ˈnoʊwɛr/
1
not in or to any place
B1- That rare bird is found nowhere else in the world.
- We searched for hours but the missing file was nowhere.
- They looked everywhere, but the cat was nowhere to be seen.
- The treasure hunters searched nowhere on the island, they were sure it wasn't there.
- I checked all the rooms, but the key was nowhere to be found.
2
by no amount or degree, often followed by terms like near or close
- That explanation is nowhere near convincing enough.
- I'm nowhere close to finishing the project.
- His offer was nowhere near what the car was worth.
- We are nowhere near ready for the presentation.
- The movie was nowhere as good as the reviews claimed.
Synonyms:
3
having no chance of success or recognition
- The horse I bet on ended up nowhere in the race.
- Despite all the hype, their new album went nowhere in the charts.
- Our team finished nowhere after a string of losses.
- His political campaign got nowhere with voters.
- She entered the contest but finished nowhere.