mustn't

[muhs-uhnt]

1. contraction of must not.

Usage

See contraction.

Example Sentences

"Economic selfishness is on the rise globally and we mustn't sit and cry about our difficulties, we must rise above and not allow others to hold us in their clutches."

From BBC

A motormouth book agent mustn't speak, otherwise a magical tree will die, and so will he.

From BBC

Now, the argument is that the book is coercive, and that these children mustn’t be coerced by incredibly sweet, warm, generous books about LGBTQ+ families.

From Slate

"I understand you will take the view that it obviously mustn't be working because there are still devices being stolen. But that is the best protection."

From BBC

With cancer this advanced, mustn’t he have had it while in office?

From Slate