nary
IPA: nˈɛri
adjective
- Not any.
adverb
- Not, never.
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Examples of "nary" in Sentences
- Su nary of the uses of if in the sample.
- In the treaty there is nary a mention of lambs.
- And nary a word on the subject of same-sex marriage bills.
- This or'nary is goin 'to be kept decent as long as I keep it.
- Alas, it sits here accusingly beside me, nary a word of it having been transcribed into type.
- Yet, nary a word about the number of unborn children that die each year at the hands of health care providers.
- Except for a few deep potholes that send an occasional joggle through the cabin, it carries along with nary a commotion.
- And the mushrooming of the USA defence budget has been encouraged by arms manufacturers .. with nary a word of publicised protest.
- Why is there always blog after blog from John King and his show and nary a word about GPS which has to be the best NEWS hour on CNN?
- The anything-but-not-a-public-option medical “reform” was/is touted highly by insurance companies … with nary a word of publicised protest.
- Didn't agree with his daughter, the air there, or something, and he says he couldn't be at the bother of two establishments without a housekeeper in nary one of 'em.
- You know, back in the day, I had a certain sympathy for Democrat Steve Cohen (TN-09): back in 2008 he had been targeted for being a Jew by primary challenger Nikki Tinker, with nary a word of objection made by then Senator and now-President Barack Obama, who Cohen enthusiastically supported.