nowise

[ noh-wahyz ]

adverb

1. noway.

nowise

/ ˈnəʊˌwaɪz /

adverb

1. See noway
   another word for noway

Word History and Origins

Origin of nowise¹

1350–1400; Middle English. See no ², -wise

Example Sentences

When my powers of sight and speech and hearing returned, MacRae stood over me, nowise harmed.

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A very shallow sheet of water flowed down over a broad but nowise precipitous ledge of rock into the valley beneath.

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That was a thing that would nowise suit Monsieur de Garnache's ends just then.

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You wuz just the lawyer, and so nowise interested except jest in the fee?

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But we sent Erpwald back to Glastonbury in all haste, and he was in nowise loth to go, as may be supposed.

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