Think Nothing Of

Pronunciation: /θɪŋk ˈnʌθɪŋ ʌv/

Definitions of think nothing of

verb to consider something as unimportant or insignificant

Example Sentences

A1 I think nothing of helping my friends when they need me.

A2 She thinks nothing of spending all her money on clothes.

B1 He thinks nothing of working late into the night to finish his projects.

B2 They think nothing of traveling to different countries on a whim.

C1 The CEO thinks nothing of making important decisions without consulting his team.

C2 She thinks nothing of taking risks to achieve her goals.

Examples of think nothing of in a Sentence

formal He tends to think nothing of spending large sums of money on luxury items.

informal She thinks nothing of staying up late to finish her work.

slang They think nothing of ditching their plans last minute to go to a party.

figurative The CEO thinks nothing of making important decisions without consulting his team.

Grammatical Forms of think nothing of

• past tense: thought nothing of
• plural: think nothing of
• comparative: think less of
• superlative: think the least of
• present tense: think nothing of
• future tense: will think nothing of
• perfect tense: have thought nothing of
• continuous tense: thinking nothing of
• singular: thinks nothing of
• positive degree: think something of
• infinitive: to think nothing of
• gerund: thinking nothing of
• participle: thought nothing of

Origin and Evolution of think nothing of

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The phrase 'think nothing of' originated in Middle English.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to convey the idea of not considering something as important or significant, the phrase has evolved over time to also imply not having any reservations or hesitation about something.