Nowhere | Mean of nowhere in English Dictionary

/ˈnoʊˌweɚ/

• not in or at any place
1. I have nowhere to go/sit/live.
2. These facts are nowhere stated (in the book).
3. Nowhere is there more of a population problem than in this city.
4. The book is nowhere to be found. = The book is nowhere to be seen. = The book is nowhere in sight.
• to have no success at all in doing something
1. I have gotten nowhere with my research. [=my research has been completely unsuccessful]
2. The research is going nowhere.
3. We're getting/going nowhere fast.
• to not help (someone) at all
1. Arguing will get us nowhere. [=arguing will not help our situation]

• not at all
1. Their house is nowhere near as nice as yours.
2. That is nowhere near enough water.
3. The house is nowhere near finished.
• Noun
• no place
1. They live miles from nowhere. [=they live in a place that is very far from other people]
2. We got lost in the middle of nowhere. [=in a place far away from other people, houses, etc.]