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View definitions for nowhere

nowhere

noun as in limbo

noun as in oblivion

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Doubted once more, his team favored to lose in every betting line, there’s nowhere Foster would rather be.

“If you think that you can stop these irregular flows just with policing and prosecution and securitising, it’s a road to nowhere.”

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A nomination is almost assured, but there’s already a backlash brewing against the film, with critics complaining that it’s a “regressive picture masquerading as progressive” and a “wild ride to nowhere.”

“At the time, there were so many things happening at once out of nowhere, we didn’t really have time to think, ‘I wonder how we’re doing with this?’

More broadly, they argue that Trump’s approach will strip homeless people of dignity and liberty for the crime of having nowhere to live, removing them from public view without increasing the affordable housing supply.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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