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No one vs. None
No one
/noʊ wʌn/
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Not any person; nobody
Examples:
No one
noticed the cat sneaking out the door.
I called, but
no one
answered my cries for help.
In the end,
no one
could deny the truth of her words.
Synonyms:
nobody
none
Antonyms:
everyone
somebody
someone
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None
/nʌn/
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A word used to indicate not one, no part, or no people or things at all.
Examples:
And he was off to see Strobik
none
the less.
Ain't seen
none
of 'em to-day."
I do not want
none
of your teeth;
Synonyms:
nothing
naught
zilch
Antonyms:
This word has no antonyms
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Ways to tell them apart:
No one
is used when referencing not a single person in a particular group or context.
None
can refer to not any of a specified group of people or things.
Remember:
no one
is about people, while
none
can apply to things as well.
No one
is always two separate words, unlike other indefinite pronouns such as
nobody
.
None
can stand alone or be followed by
of
for clarification.
When to use no one:
When to use none:
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