naught
IPA: nˈɔt
noun
- (archaic) Nothingness.
- (chiefly US, old-fashioned) Alternative spelling of nought [Nothing; something which does not exist.]
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Examples of "naught" in Sentences
- But the conference was all for naught.
- The dispute process at this point is for naught.
- My fingers are burning with the effort to say naught.
- Thanks for taking the time and I'm sorry it was for naught.
- It was all for naught, of course, with the US air superiority.
- An attempt to save the locomotive for preservation came to naught.
- In the end, it was for naught as the subject matter can't be verified.
- They were not prevented because the people of Futuna knew naught of fighting.
- The most elegant tropes are naught but air if the audience fail to hear them.
- A single mechanical failure to the drive and the backups have been for naught.