nowhere

[A. S. náhwær, from ná=no, and hwær =where.] Not in any place or state; in no place; not anywhere. "Anarchy nowhere lasted longer than forty-eight hours."- Macaulay: Hist. Eng., ch. xiii. *nō-whi-ther, adv . [Eng. no , and whither .] Not in any direction; to no place. "Thy servant went nowhither ."-2 Kings v. 25. nô'-wişe, adv . [Short for in no wise ; Mid. Eng. on none wise, from on =in; none=none, no, and wise , dat. sing. of A. S. wise a way.] Noun any way or manner; in no way; noways. *nowl, s. [NOLL.) The head.