Synonyms and antonyms of Nothing, none and no one in British Thesaurus

nothing (pronoun)

not anything

none (adverb)

not one of a group of people, or things or no amount of something

no one (pronoun)

not any person

solitary (adjective)

used for emphasizing that there is not even one person or thing

zilch (noun)

informal nothing, especially none of a particular thing that you were looking for or wanted

not a single ()

not even one

not one ()

used for emphasizing that there are none of the people or things you are talking about

not a living soul ()

no one at all

no (adverb)

not any amount of something

nobody (pronoun)

no one

a blind bit of ()

any. Used for adding emphasis to a negative statement

a fat lot ()

nothing, or not very much at all

all-or-nothing (adjective)

involving either the whole of something or none of it

a penny ()

used in negative statements to mean no money at all

bugger all (British)

British nothing at all

bugger all (British)

British none at all

damn all (impolite)

impolite nothing at all

diddly (noun)

Americaninformal nothing

fresh out of something ()

used for saying that you have just finished all of your supply of a particular thing

fuck all (noun)

Britishoffensive an extremely offensive expression that means ‘nothing at all’

jack (noun)

mainly Americanimpolite anything or nothing at all

naught ()

another spelling of nought

no (adverb)

used for saying that there is not even one person or thing

not a jot/not one jot ()

not at all, or none at all

not a sausage ()

nothing

nought (noun)

nothing

nowt (noun)

Britishinformal nothing

sod all (noun)

Britishimpolite nothing at all

squat (noun)

mainly Americaninformal anything

sweet FA ()

used instead of the offensive phrase fuck all (=nothing at all)

sweet FA/Fanny Adams ()

nothing at all

zero (noun)

used for showing that there is no amount at all of something

zero (noun)

informal nothing at all

zip (noun)

mainly Americaninformal nothing