Associations to the word «Neither»
Noun
- Morality
- Compassion
- Heretic
- Brute
- Contempt
- Compact
- Cato
- Quixote
- Plurality
- Cor
- Countenance
- Mankind
- Sympathy
- Posterity
- Hades
- Remorse
- Blind
- Persuasion
- Temperament
- Allele
- Conscience
- Slumber
- Foe
- Quran
- Wisdom
- Anyone
- Popular
- Happiness
- Punishment
- Enough
- Condemnation
- Moderation
- Jealousy
- Disposition
- Toil
- But
- Saviour
- Zeal
- Consent
- Gratification
- Continuance
- Genius
Adjective
- Competent
- Honest
- Disposed
- Sarcastic
- Pleasant
- Rhetorical
- Contemptuous
- Tolerable
- Truthful
- Intelligent
- Ever
- Ambiguous
- Contrary
- Convicted
- Foolish
- Wise
- Deserved
- Generous
- Wont
- Profitable
- Graceful
- Trusted
- Advisable
- Feasible
- Ascertained
- Sabine
- Sufficient
- Empirical
- Sensible
- Applicable
- Liable
- Less
- Whence
- Thither
- Happy
- Incapable
- Desirable
- Confirming
Verb
Wiktionary
NEITHER, pronoun. Not either one
NEITHER, conjunction. Not either (used with nor).
NEITHER, adverb. (conjunctive) similarly not
NEITHER FISH NOR FOWL, noun. (idiomatic) Something or someone which is not easily categorized; something or someone that does not rightly belong or fit well in a given group or situation.
NEITHER HERE NOR THERE, adjective. (idiomatic) Not important; having no significance or influence on the question at hand; not related; not relevant; not germane; not pertinent.
Dictionary definition
NEITHER, adjective. Not either; not one or the other.
Wise words
We cannot always control our thoughts, but we can control
our words, and repetition impresses the subconscious, and we
are then master of the situation.