nemo

American

[nee-moh] / ˈni moʊ /

noun

Radio and Television.

plural

nemos

remote.

Etymology

Origin of nemo

1935–40, perhaps < Latin nēmō nobody, reinforced by sound association with remote

Example Sentences

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Martin Green, director of the Eurovision Song Contest, said Eurovision was "saddened" by the decision and respected Nemo's views.

From BBC

Nemo became the first non-binary performer to lift the Eurovision trophy with their song The Code, which is about the path to realising they were non-binary.

From BBC

Nemo also posted a video of them placing the trophy in a cardboard box, saying it will be sent back to the EBU's headquarters in Geneva.

From BBC

"I felt very alone. I really hope they have things in place for the next year," Nemo said at the time.

From BBC

In “Finding Nemo,” civilizations of sea creatures are able to come together to help a father fish find his missing son.

From The Wall Street Journal

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