Pronoun:

କେହି ନୁହେ,

no one's Usage Examples:

San Francisco is presented as a mostly pagan city where the streets have been torn up for gardens and streams, no one starves or is homeless, and the city's defense council consists primarily of nine elderly women who listen and dream.

of modern, urban civilization: In the opening lines of the novel, he ambivalently describes Kristiania as "this wondrous city that no one leaves before.

From a legal standpoint, the case proved to be a victory for no one, due to the indecisive nature of its conclusion.

Although he could not find a scrutineer in some towns and had no one attend a campaign meeting in another town.

Will, however, reassures Grace that no one can replace her as his best friend.

Harshad"s saying, whenever he is eating mouth fresheners (because whatever he speaks while eating mouth fresheners sounds like mumbling, which no one but Jyoti.

there was a friendship there, she needed help and no one helped her.

They were doubtless squatters, and their stay brief, as no one knows anything of their subsequent history.

[Likewise for the Otomi, "Mayonikha is so sacred that no one can defecate" thereat.

American word for Manhattan Island in New York probably meant "place of drunkenness" and that "no one gets drunk in Oregon, certainly not in watering places.

The plane landed safely at El Dorado International Airport in Bogotá, and no one was injured.

The NAACP and the State"s Attorney General pressed to indict leaders of the lynch mob, but, as was typical in lynchings, no one was ever.

Synonyms:

ane, i, 1, cardinal,

Antonyms:

ordinal, shared, fresh water, inferior, fail,