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me neither

me neither phrase: used to say that a negative-containing statement of the previous speaker applies to the speaker as well.

Phrase

me neither

  1. (colloquial) Used to say that a negative-containing statement of the previous speaker applies to the speaker as well.
    • "I don't go there any more." / "Me neither."
    • "I never go there." / "Me neither."

Examples of me neither in a sentence

  • "Would you go there?" / "No way." / "Me neither."
  • "I can't go there." / "Me neither."
  • "Neither of us go there." / "Me neither."
  • "I saw no one." / "Me neither."
  • "I'm not going anywhere today." / "Me neither." (Compare: "I'm going nowhere today." / "Me too." go nowhere is an idiom.)

Antonyms of me neither

Questions about me neither

What does me neither mean?
Me neither means used to say that a negative-containing statement of the previous speaker applies to the speaker as well.
How do you use me neither in a sentence?
"Would you go there?" / "No way." / "Me neither."
What part of speech is me neither?
Me neither is a phrase.

Words near me neither in the dictionary

  1. me fellow
  2. me generation
  3. me generations
  4. me gusta
  5. me judice
  6. me neither
  7. me thinketh
  8. me thinks
  9. me three
  10. me time
  11. me too

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