not Pygmalion likely
not Pygmalion likely interjection: not likely; under no circumstances; absolutely not.
Interjection
- not likely; under no circumstances; absolutely not
Origin of not Pygmalion likely
A reference to the then-scandalous use of the phrase "not bloody likely" in George Bernard Shaw's play Pygmalion.
Questions about not Pygmalion likely
- What does not Pygmalion likely mean?
- Not Pygmalion likely means not likely; under no circumstances; absolutely not.
- What part of speech is not Pygmalion likely?
- Not Pygmalion likely is an interjection.
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