nary (Meaning)

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nary (s)

(used with singular count nouns) colloquial for `not a' or `not one' or `never a'

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Nary a cloud graced the azure sky that day.
The once-thriving town was now a desolate wasteland, nary a soul in sight.
I searched high and low for the missing key, but nary a trace could I find.
Despite my best efforts, I could nary convince him to change his mind.
The detective meticulously examined the crime scene, but nary a clue could be uncovered.
Nary a whisper broke the tense silence that hung in the air.
The old woman's eyes held a spark of mischief, though nary a word escaped her lips.
I checked every nook and cranny, but nary a sign of the intruder could I find.
The valley was shrouded in a thick fog, nary a flicker of light visible.
Nary a thought crossed my mind as I gazed up at the breathtaking celestial display.

(used with singular count nouns) colloquial for `not a' or `not one' or `never a'

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No antonyms found.

Nary a cloud graced the azure sky that day.

The once-thriving town was now a desolate wasteland, nary a soul in sight.

I searched high and low for the missing key, but nary a trace could I find.

Despite my best efforts, I could nary convince him to change his mind.