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never

adverb nev·er \ˈne-vər\

: not ever : not at any time

—used to express surprise, doubt, or disbelief

—used to say that you did not do something

Full Definition of NEVER

1
:  not ever :  at no time <I never met her>
2
:  not in any degree :  not under any condition <never the wiser for his experience>
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Origin of NEVER

Middle English, from Old English ̄fre, from ne not + ǣfre ever — more at no
First Known Use: before 12th century

Rhymes with NEVER

NEVER Defined for Kids

never

adverb nev·er \ˈne-vər\

Definition of NEVER for Kids

1
:  not ever :  at no time <He never said he was innocent.>
2
:  not to any extent or in any way <Never fear, I have the solution.>

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