nullibiety (Meaning)
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nullibiety (n.)
The state or condition of being nowhere.
Synonyms & Antonyms of nullibiety
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nullibiety Sentence Examples
- The nullibiety of the elusive artifact made it a coveted prize among treasure hunters.
- The suspect's alibi proved to be a nullibiety, as he was caught red-handed at the scene.
- The professor's argument was met with nullibiety from his skeptical colleagues.
- The scientist's search for the elusive "God particle" has thus far yielded only nullibiety.
- The defendant's claim of innocence was a nullibiety, as the prosecution presented overwhelming evidence of his guilt.
- The alleged sighting of Bigfoot turned out to be a case of nullibiety, based on a misinterpretation of a tree stump.
- The idea of a perfect society is often dismissed as a nullibiety, due to the inherent flaws in human nature.
- The nullibiety of the concept of heaven and hell has been a topic of philosophical debate for centuries.
- The existence of ghosts is a nullibiety, as there is no scientific evidence to support such a claim.
- The belief in a supernatural power is a nullibiety for many atheists, who reject the idea of any external deity.
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The state or condition of being nowhere.
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The nullibiety of the elusive artifact made it a coveted prize among treasure hunters.
The suspect's alibi proved to be a nullibiety, as he was caught red-handed at the scene.
The professor's argument was met with nullibiety from his skeptical colleagues.
The scientist's search for the elusive "God particle" has thus far yielded only nullibiety.
