none at all

/nʌn æt ɔːl/

not any

I have none at all of that information.

This means the speaker has zero of the mentioned information.

informal

Not any; zero amount of something

She has none at all of the required skills for the job.

This means she lacks all the necessary skills.

He showed none at all of the expected enthusiasm.

This indicates he displayed zero enthusiasm.

This phrase emphasizes the complete absence of something.

Synonyms

Use 'none at all' to strongly emphasize the absence of something.

Derived from the combination of 'none' (not any) and 'at all' (emphasizing the extent of absence).

Used to emphasize that there is zero quantity or degree of something. Often used in negative statements.

none

not any

root

at all

emphasizing the extent

phrase

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