1. nowhere near - Adverb
2. nowhere near - Phrase
nowhere near
Not by a large margin, not nearly, not at all.
He's not bad, but he's nowhere near as good as me.
We have nowhere near enough money to buy you a car.
According to Father Kukah, “I think even the most optimistic Nigerian must conceive that we are nowhere near coming to define the real sense of democracy. Source: Internet
Although evidence of micrography using the Hebrew language can be traced as far back as the ninth century, it is nowhere near as compact or complex as the shapes Newbold made out. Source: Internet
And while my last year of college will most likely be defined by this pandemic, I know it is nowhere near the worst thing anyone in my neighborhood, let alone the world, is facing right now. Source: Internet
American singer Selena Gomez, who said “a boyfriend is nowhere near the top of my list of priorities,” is now reported to be dating NBA star Jimmy Butler. Source: Internet
And those few thousand votes would be nowhere near enough to see an alternative independence party – and currently there are at least three of them being proposed – win seats of its own. Source: Internet
And we are nowhere near ready now." Source: Internet