ENGLISH DICTIONARY

Nary

Definition, Meaning & Examples

Pronunciation /ˈnɛə.ɹi/ · Part of speech adverb

Quick meaning: Nary is an adverb meaning (somewhat dated) Not, never.

Meaning

(somewhat dated) Not, never.

More Meanings

  1. (somewhat dated) Not any.

Example Sentences

Then, it took her nary ten minutes to diagnose me with adrenal fatigue
And all about the room, candles gleaming in branched sconces. Nary one glare of electric light.
Mr. Hat: 'GOLDARMOR, THERE YOU ARE! I WAS THINKING... I'VE FOUGHT SCADS OF FOES, YET NARY A HAT IS WITHIN A GRASP!'
Together standing on the step outside the apartment house. Where nary a moth will ever come to smash its little dust on a Bonniface window pane.

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Related dictionary entries include narry, ne'er, nebber, nev'r, never, nought.

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