Definition of néant in English:

néant

noun ˈneɪɑːnt

Nothingness, emptiness.

Origin

Mid 19th century. From French néant non-being (1647 in Descartes; 1170 in Old French in sense ‘illusion’, late 12th cent. in Old French in sense ‘emptiness, godlessness’; earlier as adverb in sense ‘not at all’, and as pronoun in negations in sense ‘nothing’), of uncertain origin.

Definition of néant in US English:

néant

nounˈneɪɑːnt

Nothingness, emptiness.

Origin

Mid 19th century. From French néant non-being (1647 in Descartes; 1170 in Old French in sense ‘illusion’, late 12th cent. in Old French in sense ‘emptiness, godlessness’; earlier as adverb in sense ‘not at all’, and as pronoun in negations in sense ‘nothing’), of uncertain origin.

词汇	néant
释义	Definition of néant in English: néant noun ˈneɪɑːnt Nothingness, emptiness. Origin Mid 19th century. From French néant non-being (1647 in Descartes; 1170 in Old French in sense ‘illusion’, late 12th cent. in Old French in sense ‘emptiness, godlessness’; earlier as adverb in sense ‘not at all’, and as pronoun in negations in sense ‘nothing’), of uncertain origin. Definition of néant in US English: néant nounˈneɪɑːnt Nothingness, emptiness. Origin Mid 19th century. From French néant non-being (1647 in Descartes; 1170 in Old French in sense ‘illusion’, late 12th cent. in Old French in sense ‘emptiness, godlessness’; earlier as adverb in sense ‘not at all’, and as pronoun in negations in sense ‘nothing’), of uncertain origin.
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