have no use for
have no use for verb: to have no liking or respect for; to dislike.
Verb
have no use for (third-person singular simple present has no use for, present participle having no use for, simple past and past participle had no use for)
- To have no liking or respect for; to dislike.
- I want to say on behalf of FM, which I am very much interested in, I have no use for Mr. Petrillo and his attitude toward FM.1948, United States. Congress. House. Committee on Education and Labor, Restrictive Union Practices of the American Federation of Musicians, page 83
Forms of have no use for
| third-person singular present | has no use for |
|---|---|
| present participle | having no use for |
| past participle | had no use for |
| past | had no use for |
Questions about have no use for
- What does have no use for mean?
- Have no use for means to have no liking or respect for; to dislike.
- What part of speech is have no use for?
- Have no use for is a verb.
- What is the past tense of have no use for?
- The past tense of have no use for is had no use for.
Words near have no use for in the dictionary
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