To no extent; in no way; not at all. Obsolete.

Modifying an adjective, adverb, or prepositional phrase. Now archaic.

= no way, adv.

In the negative no deal, not a deal: never a bit, not a whit, not at all. Obsolete.

In adverb use. nothing so: not so at all. Now Caribbean.

In no way or manner; not at all. Obsolete.

= no-gate, adv. a.

In no way or manner; not at all; by no means. Also sometimes in negative contexts: anyway, in any case.

= no way, adv.

Not the least bit.

In the adverbial phrases in (also on, by) no kins way(s) (or wise): in no way, by no means, not at all. Also no kins form (English regional (Yorkshire…

In no way or manner; not at all.

Not at all; not in the least.

With comparatives. Followed by the (the, adv. 1) and comparative: in no way, to no extent (frequently with for). Earliest in nonetheless, adv.

With negative: never a dyse = not a bit, not in the least. Obsolete.

As adv. Not at all, never. Obsolete.

In phrases with in. in no sort, in no way, to no extent, not at all. Obsolete.

With anaphoric or cataphoric reference. none of (in predicative use, with singular noun phrase as complement): not at all, not in the least. In…

Not at all, in no way. Obsolete.

By no means, not at all. Preceding the main verb, a participle, or a predicative adjective. Also introducing a clause following a negative…

Not at all; not in the least. Obsolete.

By no course of action, method, or agency; in no way, by no means, not at all. As the sentence negative. Now rare.

Not at all; by no means.

To no extent; = nought, adv. 1. Obsolete.

= no, adv.2 int.; not possibly, not at all.

As an emphatic negative: not, not at all, in no way; neither; not even.