neither (Meaning)
Wordnet
neither (s)
not either; not one or the other
Webster
neither (a.)
Not either; not the one or the other.
Webster
neither (conj.)
not either; generally used to introduce the first of two or more coordinate clauses of which those that follow begin with nor.
Synonyms & Antonyms of neither
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
neither Sentence Examples
- Neither the rain nor the wind could deter her from attending the concert.
- I neither agree nor disagree with the proposal, as I have insufficient information.
- The accident left him neither conscious nor coherent.
- Neither wealth nor fame could compensate for her loneliness.
- The teacher gave neither praise nor criticism, leaving the student uncertain of her progress.
- The apartment was neither spacious nor well-lit, making it an unappealing choice.
- Neither of the options seemed particularly appealing, leaving me torn.
- The patient was neither febrile nor tachycardic, indicating a relatively stable condition.
- The child was neither happy nor sad, but rather expressionless and withdrawn.
- The politician's speech was neither inspiring nor informative, leaving the audience unimpressed.
FAQs About the word neither
not either; not one or the otherNot either; not the one or the other., not either; generally used to introduce the first of two or more coordinate clauses of wh
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Neither the rain nor the wind could deter her from attending the concert.
I neither agree nor disagree with the proposal, as I have insufficient information.
The accident left him neither conscious nor coherent.
Neither wealth nor fame could compensate for her loneliness.
