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come to naught, to come to nothing; be without result or fruition; fail. ... pron. Nothing: All their work was for naught. adj. ... see come to nothing (naught)
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come to naught, to come to nothing; be without result or fruition; fail. ... come to nothing ... Use come to naught in a Sentence...
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come to grips with; come to harm; come to heel; come to life; come to light; come to mind; come to much; come to naught; come to no good; come to nothing; come to oneself; come to pass; come to rescue; come to rest; come to senses;
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Bible in Basic English; The sinner will see it with grief; he will be wasted away with envy; the desire of the evil-doers will come to nothing. ... 10. Disappointed in their malevolent wishes by the prosperity of the pious, the wicked are punished by the working of their evil passions, and come to naught.
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[...] The share price, therefore, is inflated by takeover speculation and investors with longer memories will remember this has come to nothing before. [...]
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I do not mean physical weakness or similar issues of impossibility… If you can’t, you can’t, and nothing changes that, though you NEVER know unless you try, Kettle. ... You come off as wishy-washy. Weak. Unpredictable.
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King James Bible; And he said unto them, This kind can come forth by nothing, but by prayer and fasting. ... American Standard Version; And he said unto them, This kind can come out by nothing, save by prayer.
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Talk Story about Yankees’ team record for shut outs. ... But how come the Yankees played at Braves Field on the day of their last previous zero? For the answer, we called up Seymour Siwoff, the founder and proprietor and chief enthusiast of the Elias Sports Bureau, the Fort Knox of sports statistics, and put the question.
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naught definitions from American Heritage, Century Dictionary, Webster's 1913, and WordNet, all on Wordnik ... B. Jonson, The Barriers. Of naught is nothing made. Marlowe, Jew of Malta, i. 2. All human plans and projects come to naught. Browning, Ring and Book, vii. 902.
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Beth-el shall come to naught-Beth-el (that is, the "house of God"), called because of its vain idols Beth-aven (that is, "the house of ... ; Beersheba Beer-sheba Bethel Beth-el Captivity Certainly Cross Enter Exile Gilgal Journey Naught Nothing Nought Pass Prisoner Reduced Remove Resort Seek Surely Trouble Utterly Vanity...
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