Pronunciation: /noʊ əˈkaʊnt/
noun a person or thing considered to be of little or no importance or value
A1 I have no account at that bank.
A2 She opened a new bank account as she had no account before.
B1 Having no account of the incident, he was unable to provide any information.
B2 The witness's testimony was of no account in the court case.
C1 The company's decision to proceed with the merger was of no account to the stakeholders.
C2 The expert's opinion was of no account to the board of directors.
adjective not worthy of consideration or notice; insignificant
A1 She is on no account allowed to go out after dark.
A2 I am on no account going to that party.
B1 On no account should you give out your personal information online.
B2 The company is on no account responsible for any lost or stolen items.
C1 On no account should you underestimate the importance of proper planning.
C2 The CEO is on no account willing to compromise on the company's values.
adverb in no way; not at all
A1 I have no account of what happened last night.
A2 She arrived late to the meeting with no account for her tardiness.
B1 The company operates on a no account basis when it comes to customer complaints.
B2 He left the project unfinished with no account for the deadline.
C1 The politician's speech was full of promises but no account of how they would be fulfilled.
C2 The author's latest novel offers no account of the protagonist's motivations.
formal On no account should you disclose your password to anyone.
informal There's no account of him attending the meeting yesterday.
slang I have no account for why she's acting that way.
figurative His behavior is out of control, with no account for the consequences.
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