adv
nevermore
adv
1
Never again; at no future time.
"He vowed that he would nevermore trust a stranger with his secrets."
How to Use Nevermore
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA literary, old-fashioned way of saying "never again."
When to use it
Mostly literary or poetic; rarely used in everyday speech.
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Etymology
From Middle English nevermore, from Old English nǣfre mā, literally "never more" — made famous by the raven's refrain in Edgar Allan Poe's poem.