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with no further ado

/wɪð.nəʊ.fɜː.ðə.ɹə.duː/

with no further ado prepositional phrase: without any other formalities; with no further delay.

Prepositional phrase

  1. (idiomatic) Without any other formalities; with no further delay.

Forms of with no further ado

alternative formwithout further ado
alternative formwithout further to-do
alternative formwithout further to do

Questions about with no further ado

What does with no further ado mean?
With no further ado means without any other formalities; with no further delay.
What part of speech is with no further ado?
With no further ado is a prepositional phrase.
How do you pronounce with no further ado?
With no further ado is pronounced /wɪð.nəʊ.fɜː.ðə.ɹə.duː/.

Words near with no further ado in the dictionary

  1. with hat in hand
  2. with ill grace
  3. with it
  4. with knobs on
  5. with leaden wings
  6. with no further ado
  7. with one arm tied behind one's back
  8. with one consent
  9. with one hand
  10. with one hand tied behind one's back
  11. with one shoulder

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