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no way

INTERJECTION
no
Synonyms
STRONGEST
negative
STRONG
nix
WEAK
absolutely not by no means never not at all not by any means
INTERJECTION
fat chance
Synonyms
WEAK
chance in a million ghost of a chance impossible no chance not a prayer poor outlook poor possibility poor prospect slim chance small chance snowball's chance in hell unthinkable very little chance when hell freezes over
INTERJECTION
nope
Synonyms
WEAK
absolutely not by no means nay negative never nix not at all not by any means nothing doing
ADVERB
hardly
Synonyms
STRONGEST
barely comparatively practically rarely seldom simply somewhat
STRONG
just
WEAK
almost inconceivably almost not by a hair by no means detectably faintly gradually imperceptibly infrequently little no more than not a bit not at all not by much not likely not markedly not measurably not much not notably not noticeably not often not quite once in a blue moon only only just perceptibly pretty near scantly slightly sparsely sporadically with trouble
Antonyms
STRONGEST
frequently
WEAK
very
ADVERB
never
Synonyms
WEAK
at no time don't hold your breath forget it nevermore not at all not ever not in any way not in the least not on your life not under any condition
Antonyms
WEAK
always forever

Example Sentences

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He has posted repeatedly that “this deal is in no way subject to Lebanon,” while emphasizing that Israel is “PROHIBITED” from bombing its neighbor.

From Slate • Apr. 17, 2026

“If I have never ever touched social media, there’s no way that I could be where I am today,” Harelly said.

From Los Angeles Times • Apr. 17, 2026

“There is no way this is a fair fight,” he said in the interview.

From The Wall Street Journal • Apr. 16, 2026

Pavilion Global sees no way out of the shortage without Russian supply.

From Barron's • Apr. 13, 2026

Living creatures were oblivious, of course, in no way endangered, no matter how powerful the Afterlife grew.

From "The Undead Fox of Deadwood Forest" by Aubrey Hartman