Pronunciation: /ɛn vi ɛm/
noun NVM is an acronym that stands for 'never mind'. It is used to indicate that something previously mentioned is not important or should be disregarded.
A1 NVM stands for 'never mind' and is often used in casual conversations.
A2 I sent a message saying 'NVM' when I realized I had misunderstood the situation.
B1 The abbreviation NVM is commonly used in online chats and text messages.
B2 When she saw the mistake, she simply replied with 'NVM' and moved on.
C1 In professional settings, it is best to avoid using abbreviations like NVM in written communication.
C2 The use of NVM in formal emails may be perceived as unprofessional by some recipients.
verb N/A
A1 I nvm my keys at home.
A2 She nvm to water the plants today.
B1 They nvm to send the email before the deadline.
B2 He nvm to pick up the dry cleaning on his way home.
C1 The team nvm to discuss the new project proposal.
C2 She nvm to RSVP to the event on time.
adjective N/A
A1 NVM stands for 'never mind'.
A2 She said 'NVM' when I apologized for the mistake.
B1 The abbreviation 'NVM' is commonly used in text messages.
B2 I sent a quick 'NVM' text after realizing my error.
C1 Using 'NVM' in casual conversations can help avoid misunderstandings.
C2 He responded with a simple 'NVM' to indicate he was not bothered by the situation.
adverb N/A
A1 I nvm saw a cat outside.
A2 She nvm mentioned that she was going to the store.
B1 He nvm bothered to check the weather before going out.
B2 I nvm realized my mistake until it was too late.
C1 The team nvm considered the consequences of their actions.
C2 She nvm thought about the impact her decision would have on others.
pronoun N/A
A1 NVM, I forgot to bring my umbrella.
A2 NVM, I'll just ask someone else for directions.
B1 NVM, it's not important anymore.
B2 NVM, let's just move on to the next topic.
C1 NVM, I've already made up my mind about the decision.
C2 NVM, I'll handle it myself.
preposition N/A
A1 NVM the weather, I'm going to the beach.
A2 NVM the cost, I really want to buy that dress.
B1 NVM the time, we need to finish this project by tomorrow.
B2 NVM the distance, I'll walk to the store if I have to.
C1 NVM the obstacles, we will find a way to overcome them.
C2 NVM the risks, I'm willing to take a chance on this opportunity.
conjunction N/A
A1 I wanted to go to the park, but NVM, it's raining.
A2 I was going to buy a new phone, but NVM, I'll wait for the sale.
B1 I thought we were meeting at 5, but NVM, let's reschedule for later.
B2 I had already started cooking dinner, but NVM, let's order takeout instead.
C1 I had planned a trip to Europe, but NVM, I decided to travel to Asia instead.
C2 I was going to accept the job offer, but NVM, I received a better offer elsewhere.
interjection N/A
A1 NVM, I forgot my lunch at home.
A2 NVM, I'll just ask someone else for directions.
B1 NVM, I can figure it out on my own.
B2 NVM, let's just go with the original plan.
C1 NVM, it's not worth stressing over.
C2 NVM, we can always find another solution.
article N/A
A1 NVM, I forgot to bring my lunch.
A2 NVM, I'll just buy a new one.
B1 NVM, let's just order takeout instead.
B2 NVM, I found my wallet in my other bag.
C1 NVM, I'll handle the situation myself.
C2 NVM, it's not worth worrying about.
formal The abbreviation NVM stands for 'never mind'.
informal I told him I would be late, but he just replied with 'NVM'.
slang NVM, I'll just do it myself.
figurative She waved her hand as if to say 'NVM' to all the negativity around her.
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