nowise

[noh-wahyz]

adverb

noway.

Origin of nowise

1350–1400; Middle English. See no², -wise

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Examples from the Web for nowise

Historical Examples

By this we mean what can in nowise be so clearly defined as by "rough-house."
The Dramatic Values in Plautus
Wilton Wallace Blancke
Margaret was in nowise abashed by the presence of the magistrate.
Henry Dunbar
M. E. Braddon
Her dress was nowise trim, and suggested neither tidiness nor disorder.
Heather and Snow
George MacDonald
After all, Sabina was nowise to blame: why should the child be punished?
The Golden Age
Kenneth Grahame
It is a Sibylline answer which nowise prejudices what he may do in future.
The Strolling Saint
Raphael Sabatini

British Dictionary definitions for nowise

nowise

adverb

another word for noway

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Examples from the Web for nowise

Historical Examples

By this we mean what can in nowise be so clearly defined as by "rough-house."

Margaret was in nowise abashed by the presence of the magistrate.

Her dress was nowise trim, and suggested neither tidiness nor disorder.

After all, Sabina was nowise to blame: why should the child be punished?

It is a Sibylline answer which nowise prejudices what he may do in future.

nowise

Origin of nowise