in no way
in no way — idiom
1. used to emphasize that something is completely untrue or does not apply at all
used to emphasize that something is completely untrue or does not apply at all
The doctor assured Tamar that the test results were in no way alarming.
be + in no way + adjective: denying a quality
Ziad's new laptop is in no way faster than his old one.
The nurse did in no way rush Kenji through his eye exam, even though the clinic was closing.
Reema felt in no way prepared for the difficult interview ahead.
- not at all
less formal, more common in everyday speech
- by no means
similarly formal, often placed before adjectives
- not in the least
slightly more emphatic and conversational
- definitely
marks certainty rather than emphatic denial
- absolutely
strong affirmative, the opposite of emphatic denial
文法句型
be + in no way + adjective/noun
auxiliary + in no way + verb
用法筆記
Typically placed after a form of 'be' or before the main verb. More formal than 'not at all' and always used within a full clause — do not confuse it with the informal exclamation 'no way!'.