mustn't

[muhs-uhnt]

1. contraction of must not.

Usage

See contraction.

Example Sentences

One is: We mustn’t ever get into a world where it’s got to be a genocide before we care about it.

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“You mustn’t talk to the servants, dear, unless you’re ordering them about. It undermines your authority.”

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But Oedipus’ strengths — the keenness of his mind, his heroic commitment to truth and transparency — mustn’t be overlooked.

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"You know, 'it mustn't happen again. We cannot inflict this on our children'. There was astonishment, a shock realisation that the war had been so much more horrible than anyone had imagined it could be."

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At times, the chatbot appears to correct itself, saying it "mustn't and will not describe methods of a suicide".

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