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adj. Not one or the other; not either: Neither shoe feels comfortable.

pronoun. Not either one; not the one or the other: Neither of the twins is here. Neither will do. Neither of them is incorrect.

conjunction. Not either; not in either case. Used with the correlative conjunction nor: Neither we nor they want it. She neither called nor wrote. I got neither the gift nor the card.

conjunction. Also not: If he won't go, neither will she.

ad. Similarly not; also not: Just as you would not, so neither would they.

determiner. not one of two; not either

pronoun. not either one

conjunction. not either (used with nor)

ad. similarly not

adj. Not either; not the one or the other.

conjunction. Not either; generally used to introduce the first of two or more coördinate clauses of which those that follow begin with nor.

Not either. See either.

Not one or the other. See either, pron.

Not either; not in either case: a disjunctive conjunction (the negative of either), preceding one of a series of two or more alternative clauses, and correlative with nor (or, formerly, neither or ne) before the following clause or clauses.

Not in any case; in no case; not at all: used adverbially for emphasis at the end of the last clause, when this already contains a negative.

And not; nor yet.

adj. not either; not one or the other

"For his own part, Adams inclined to think that neither chaos nor death was an object to him as a searcher of knowledge, —neither would have vogue in America, —neither would help him to a career."

uncomplete    incomplete   

neither nother    neither here nor there    neither off nor on   

breather    either   

gris-gris    there    myself    net    either    Jesus    pinchbeck    dare    age    word