in no way
Meaning
in no sense
never ever; not for any reason
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"Ahmaud's actions at this empty home under construction were in no way a felony under Georgia law," the lawyers wrote in a social media post.
And I was like, “Emma, in no way, shape or form should you ever do cheer again.”
Anderson 1995, p. 178. Anderson’s vehement reaction to the co-opting of Greek plays by Plautus seems to suggest that they are in no way like their originals were.
Archbishop Gudziak said Pope Francis was “very open” with the bishops, told them a few things he asked them not to share, “was in no way putting up facades, spoke about what might be weaknesses in the church, the Holy See.”
And it in no way should be diminished by other organized groups of people who tried to cause chaos in our city."
Condemning the violence in no way projects approval of police brutality and murder, which the country must address with measures that save lives — not upheaval that kills and destroys.