Nō'whith-er, adv.
[From no and whither.] Not any whither; in no direction; toward nothing; nowhere. “The turn which leads nowhither.” De Quincey.
Thy servant went nowhither. 2 Kings v. 25.
[From no and whither.] Not any whither; in no direction; toward nothing; nowhere. “The turn which leads nowhither.” De Quincey.
Thy servant went nowhither. 2 Kings v. 25.