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in no case

Idioms  
  1. Never, under no circumstances, as in She should in no case be told that he has a terminal illness. [First half of 1400s] For an antonym, see in any case.


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The bureau has proposed to cap late fees at $8 per missed payment and in no case higher than 25% of the account’s required minimum payment.

From Los Angeles Times

“I insist that in no case have I demanded anything and that I have spoken to my teammate Romelu Lukaku to clarify any circumstances related to this situation,” Courtois added.

From Washington Times

“In no case did we find crime rates returning to prepandemic 2019 levels,” Professor Rosenfeld said.

From New York Times

In no case, authorities said, has a whale been proven to have been killed by offshore wind activity.

From Seattle Times

In no case have the governor's actions been permanently halted.

From Salon