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nope

[ nohp ]

adverb

, Informal.


nope

/ nəʊp /

sentence substitute

  1. See no
    an informal word for no 1


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Word History and Origins

Origin of nope1

1885–90, Americanism; variant of no 1; yup

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Word History and Origins

Origin of nope1

C19: originally US, a variant of no 1

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Example Sentences

I mean, there’s nothing worse than taking a customer who’s got a good valid form of payment and telling them, nope.

A few years later, Pizza Hut delivered that pizza to the ISS, and everyone thought that was the first time someone had pizza in space, but nope.

Nope, but his name was close enough to someone who was, so his name made it to the list.

Nope,” one said, “but my Dad and Mr. Cranbrook were thinkin' to put one up.

Nope, according to Tzachi Hanegbi, chairman of the Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee.

Nope, the outrage erupted after Senate Democrats brought a little democracy to the chamber.

Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal have never—nope, not once—played each other at the US Open in their 10-year, 31-match rivalry.

"Nope; I ain't a-goin' to bring him," Tess replied, whispering a prayer for aid.

Nope, responded Dickie, feelingly, likewise gazing at the macaroni askance.

And still, without encouragement or nope, I went on loving Hortense Dufresnoy.

"Nope," said Donnegan, brightening now that the stern eye, of the bartender was turned away.

"Nope," said Serge, nodding his head frantically (the Oriental method of negation).

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