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By no means   /baɪ noʊ minz/   Listen
By no means

adverb
1.
Definitely not.  Synonyms: not by a blame sight, not by a long sight.  "And that isn't all, not by a long sight"






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"By no means" Quotes from Famous Books



... are by no means scarce, for, says his Grace, "practical Atheists we have everywhere, if Atheism be the denial of God." Just so; that is precisely what we "infidels" have been saying for years. Christianity is utterly alien to the life of modern society, and in ...
— Arrows of Freethought • George W. Foote

... and your mines!" was Tom's valedictory, and he flung away in mortal anger; anger, too, which, from a Sark point of view, was by no means unjustified. Selling the estate away from the rightful heir was disinheritance, a blow below the belt which most testators reserve until they are safe from ...
— A Maid of the Silver Sea • John Oxenham

... amusement, however, Jack is by no means a boisterous jovial companion. He is seldom known to laugh even in the midst of his gaiety; but maintains the same grave, lion-like demeanour. He is very slow at comprehending a joke; and is apt to sit puzzling at it, with a perplexed look, while the rest of the company is in ...
— Bracebridge Hall • Washington Irving

... cheese, some love no fish, and some Love not their friends, nor their own house or home; Some start at pig, slight chicken, love not fowl, More than they love a cuckoo, or an owl; Leave such, my CHRISTIANA, to their choice, And seek those who to find thee will rejoice; By no means strive, but in humble-wise, Present thee to them in ...
— The Works of John Bunyan • John Bunyan

... 'In both are great sin and great advantages to mankind; but the sin of them both is greater than their advantage.'" See Koran ii. 216. Mohammed seems to have made up his mind about drinking by slow degrees; and the Koranic law is by no means so strict as the Mullahs have made it. The prohibitions, revealed at widely different periods and varying in import and distinction, have been discussed by Al-Bayzawi in his commentary on the above chapter. He says that the first revelation was in chapt. xvi. 69 but, as the passage was ...
— The Book of the Thousand Nights and a Night, Volume 8 • Richard F. Burton


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