nor in Latin
nor in Latin is nec — nor means used to link a second negative statement to a first, meaning "and not.".
nor in Latin
nec
What does "nor" mean?
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conjunction Used to link a second negative statement to a first, meaning "and not."
"She neither smiled nor said a word as she walked past."
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nor in a sentence
- She neither smiled nor said a word as she walked past.
- Nor did I stop to think, but ran.
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What is "nor" in Latin?
"nor" in Latin is nec. nor means: Used to link a second negative statement to a first, meaning "and not."
How do you use "nor" in a sentence?
Example: "She neither smiled nor said a word as she walked past." In Latin, "nor" is nec.
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