no place

The phrase "no place" is versatile, appearing in both formal and informal contexts to indicate nonexistence, unsuitability, or lack of a specific location.

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Definition

B1General

(informal)Not anywhere; nowhere.

Example

  • I have no place else to go.
  • There is no place to hide.

B2General

(informal)A nonexistent or insignificant location.

Example

  • The middle of nowhere is no place to get stranded.

B2Idiomatic

(idiom)Used to indicate that something is completely unacceptable or inappropriate in a given context.

Example

  • Capital punishment has no place in a modern society.

C1Bibliography

(technical)Indicates that a document has no specified place of publication.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "no place":

another placeno timethe other placesomewhere elseout of placeno man's landno good