nowhither (Meaning)

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nowhither (adv.)

Not anywhither; in no direction; nowhere.

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I am lost and know nowhither to turn for help.
The hiker wandered through the forest, his destination nowhither in sight.
With no clear direction, the ship sailed nowhither, lost at sea.
The conversation led nowhither, simply repeating the same tired arguments.
The search for the missing child turned up nowhither, leaving the family devastated.
The investigation reached a dead end, with nowhither left to pursue.
The politician's empty promises and vague plans led nowhither in terms of actual progress.
The child's incessant crying seemed to lead nowhither, with no apparent reason or solution.
The labyrinthine hallways twisted and turned, leading nowhither but to a dead end.
The debate raged on, with both sides arguing their points but leading nowhither towards a resolution.

Not anywhither; in no direction; nowhere.

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I am lost and know nowhither to turn for help.

The hiker wandered through the forest, his destination nowhither in sight.

With no clear direction, the ship sailed nowhither, lost at sea.

The conversation led nowhither, simply repeating the same tired arguments.