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nobody

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no·bod·y  (nbd, -bd, -b-d)
pron.
No person; not anyone: Nobody told you to go.
n. pl. no·bod·ies
A person of no importance or influence.
nobody
pron
no person; no-one
Noun
pl -bodies
a person of no importance
USAGE: See at everyone.
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun1.nobody - a person of no influence
nonentity, cypher, cipher
common man, common person, commoner - a person who holds no title
pip-squeak, small fry, squirt - someone who is small and insignificant
jackanapes, whippersnapper, lightweight - someone who is unimportant but cheeky and presumptuous
nobody
pronoun 1. no-one,
noun 2. nonentity, nothing (informal) lightweight (informal) zero, cipher << OPPOSITE celebrity
Translations
nobody [ˈnəubədɪ] pron → nadie
nobody [ˈnəubədɪ] pron → (ne ...) personne
nobody [ˈnəubədɪ] pron → niemand, keiner
n he's a nobody → er ist ein Niemand m
nobody [ˈnəubədɪ] pron → nessuno
nobody no


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