Adverb:

ક્યારેય,

never again's Usage Examples:

Perhaps that was why an officer as experienced in clandestine warfare as Charaszkiewicz, then only 44 years old, apparently was never again entrusted with such operations.

Some of the white people have already sensed the imminence of change: they could never again unthinkingly hold down this corner of.

Although Whitney entered the Grand National annually, he never again came close to winning.

Galkin, the head of the Armor Directorate, convinced the Minister of Defence to never again procure tanks with gas-turbine engines.

Before they leave, Mel lays out a prediction of Rhodes's future: his career is not completely over, and he will likely find further TV work soon, but never again enjoy the same level of popularity and prestige.

that only native sons should be trusted to occupy the chief executive officerships of Mississippi colleges so as never again to risk "a similar tragedy.

The Federalists never again fielded a presidential candidate.

Henceforth, the Turkic tribes recognized only the high status of the clan that inherited the Kagan title, but never again his unifying authority.

his double toned voice — never again shall his corn meal melodies, now grumbled in a bass — now squeaked in a treble, vibrate on the ear.

For example, an Amish woman might decide that voting for a change is not worth the risk that she may never again talk to her daughter who married a young man from another district.

The club was never again able to achieve this level of success.

As a result, the Dukes of Somerset were never again among the greatest landowning families.

Though she never expressed her feelings about Alfred doing this it obviously had an effect on her because she never again published a book of her own, she just aided Alfred in his writing from this point on.

Synonyms:

nevermore,

Antonyms:

conquerable, surmountable, vulnerable, subjugable,