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How to use naught in a sentence

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If only all nature, all humanity were bathed in a rosy glowing radiancy and life for the future seemed naught but buoyancy and light.
I would not like to think that the three years we have invested in one another will be for naught.
There was a long silence in which we heard naught but the sanative hums of the friars and abbes.
This time around, Daffy seems to realize he's losing the game, but all of his extra caution avails him naught.
So all the things the Senate has been trying to do to try to backstop our national labs seem to have been for naught to date.
It seems the front door was actually unlocked, so the girls felt bad about me falling for naught.
You heard naught of it yesterday, but your poor father was barraged with questions from so many people!
Successful conservation efforts in an area bordering another country can be reduced to naught if the neighbouring countries do not collaborate.
When naught remained of the wound but the scar, the flow of light to the wound stopped, flowing about her hands, then vanished.
There's naught to get my teeth into, naught to be telling me what they mean.
I found that my benevolent intentions, not to mention my philanthropic soul were all for naught.
First, think of a person who lives in disguise, who deals in secrets and tells naught but lies.
Or maybe they forgot to put a extra naught on the end of the figure they offered.
All of the divisions of Us, predicated upon the beast within, are brought to naught.
Such recommendations will only bring to naught efforts to increase cooperation and decrease politicization among States.
Yet all will come to naught without international political, administrative and financial support on an unprecedented scale.
I believe all this arguing and toing and froing will come to naught in the end.
Attempts so far to forge a compromise have come to naught, leaving the upcoming session disturbingly unsettled.
In the other case the Court will not allow its process to be set at naught and treated with contempt.
It is not easy to trace the motives of the reformers or their inheritors as they gradually set at naught large elements of symbol in worship.
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There was at work some great solvent making into naught the dross of custom and habitude.
I must believe you, noll, for did I not, then I could believe in naught and hope for naught.
But I do that, my lad, because I hope naught may come of it, but just a drinking of healths and the like.
In thy philosophy there is naught but dreams of elixirs of life or homunculi.
They, having eaten, had naught to do, and were only waiting a decent hour for departure.
Gun-wheels, horses' hoofs, feet of men had made of naught the sower's pains.
If each were a Samson, the laws of hydrostatics would set at naught their strength.
So it seemed that they had naught to fear, save the daily chance of life and death.
One morning it happened, the 16th of February, when naught of moment seemed to impend.
If the whole question rested on the general and implied consent of the husband, Judith's mother had naught to tax herself with.
Obviously they spent their lives in meeting notorieties on inbound steamers, and made naught of it.
It is pleasant to record that all this match-making and machination came to naught.
At last he had found permanence in a life where heretofore had been naught but transience.
But the lapse of time was naught to her, nor the fever that throbbed in her head.
But in the kangaroo figure, the burden is slightly shifted and naught is amiss.
I know naught of your strange fashions and monstrous manners of haircutting.
But Mr. Gandhi, with all his visionary idealism, was letting loose dangerous forces which recked naught of ahimsa.
So folk followed them down to the ships, and all letted them of their journey, but attained to naught therein.
With a buyer like Madariaga, all the tricks and sharp practice of the drovers came to naught.
Yet in a day or two I grew used to all this, and I have naught but good to say of Caerleon elsewise.
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