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aught Definition and Meaning in English (aught definition)

pronoun
Synonyms:anythingwhatsoever
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Aught definition: Aught refers to anything at all, often used in negative or interrogative contexts.

Definitions of Aught

  1. 1pronoun(formal)

    Aught refers to anything at all, often used in negative or interrogative contexts.

  2. 2noun(archaic)

    Aught can also mean the numeral zero or nothingness.

Example Sentences

casual

“For aught I know, he might be a spy.”

formal

“He cared not aught for their opinions.”

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Aught definition: Aught refers to anything at all, often used in negative or interrogative contexts.
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'Aught' translates to 'aught' in English. Aught definition: Aught refers to anything at all, often used in negative or interrogative contexts.
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