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Meanings of cipher in English
Portuguese
nenhumapessoa Catalan
pelacanyes Synonyms
Examples for "nothing"
Examples for "nothing"
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However, Mr Mark said the government's concerns about China were nothing new.
2
There is, of course, an easier solution to this problem: do nothing.
3
A year later, nothing and everything was new in New Port City.
4
Though she said nothing, her body language provided a clear enough answer.
5
However, police today found the unlicensed private investigator had done nothing wrong.
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This way Quinn confirmed his zero-rated compassion; only children held equal status.
2
She said the game must take a zero tolerance approach to abuse.
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Labour would propose amendments to scrap zero hour contracts, Mr Lees-Galloway said.
4
However, the problem here is that the final y-position is not zero.
5
South Australia and the ACT reported zero new cases since Tuesday's updates.
1
It extenuates some things, maybe; but it sets down naught in malice.
2
He rejected the priests; he would have naught of any but me.
3
The forest provided his food, which in the backwoods cost him naught.
4
They need to learn that the Night's Watch is naught t'be feared.
5
No, no; I will believe naught against Jasper until I see it.
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I ne'er thought Father would accept aught but a Norseman, Drifa said.
2
Moreover, Pharaoh would avenge aught he did upon the people of Israel.
3
The material universe may, for aught we know, be limited in extent.
4
No one knows aught of what pleases the eye and the heart.
5
For aught I know, it was current money in Nineveh and Babylon.
1
Thus, the quality of your school is determined by your zip code.
2
Our zip code has been called the most dangerous in Kansas City.
3
That, combined with its excellent zip, unfortunately makes it vulnerable to damage.
4
Patient income was estimated from residential zip code at time of HCT.
5
One recent story nicely summed up his zip and lack of pretension.
1
The Goddess herself says: 'By nought but Love may I be known.'
2
With all my heart I hoped also that nought might mar it.
3
The life of a single man is as nought in the scale.
4
But of that which is written in the packet know I nought.
5
It was of little value; but I had nought else to give.
1
LXR-null mice also display delayed resolution, suggesting that native oxysterols promote resolution.
2
McDougal is asking the court to declare the agreement null and void.
3
The meta-analysis rejected the null hypothesis that all studies showed no effect.
4
Overall the distribution of associations was not significantly different from the null.
5
Therefore, migration defects of Pten-null neurons might be secondary to ectopic differentiation.
1
We were told of 'smugly smiling atheists' and 'Lions 10; Christians nil'.
2
The chances of the current terms succeeding, therefore, are just about nil.
3
Etisalat said it was carrying its 45 percent stake at nil value.
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The company's risk of bankruptcy is essentially nil now, the analyst said.
5
The expenditure of the successful Labour candidate in Pretoria was practically nil.
1
Yet the new approach leaves China plenty of scope to nix investigations.
2
Besides, her boyfriend's immoderate enthusiasm alone was enough to nix the idea.
3
The rest, sadly, nix the idea of this as a Mac lovefest.
4
So he is good for nix, the worse cur I ever saw.
5
I'll give you nix naught nothing and my thanks into the bargain.
1
Hours: 40 hours or more a week during the season, then nada.
2
Our forever bae Michael B. Jordan also received a nomination for nada.
3
Gina's interest in the question was close to total nada.
4
You'll notice the music in your headphones, and nada else.
5
All I meant, Miss White: I had nada to gain.
1
The Serbian Government spent a small fortune in cypher telegrams about you.
2
There it had been, the juxtaposed cypher, and in the proper order:
3
In the centre of the others, were his majesty's cypher of f.r.
4
We talk to each other in a sort of cypher, dear Rhoda.
5
I then applied myself to the problem of breaking the cypher.
1
Presto-zippo, man, that'll be the last we ever see of her.
2
We're sifting through it, but so far zippo.
3
It's costing us a bundle, and returning zippo.
4
We'd just started our staff study when we got a zippo-that'san operational priority message-tocome home.
5
You have to believe that you can and should perform whatever action you had in mind, or you get zippo.
1
For about 68 million Americans, the answer to that question is zilch.
2
Except for that height estimate, I saw zilch with regard to sex.
3
She may be an excellent MEP but her track record is zilch.
4
And now here I am, starting from scratch, with nothing, zilch, zero.
5
Faws Right now, we know zilch about this Dublin-based producer or producers …
1
She said a few times she had used a goose egg in custard.
2
Better than the goose egg he had been looking forward to.
3
A large goose egg, purple and knotted, was rising mystically on his forehead.
4
A goose egg, puffy and gray, swelled along his sallow cheekbone.
5
He disappeared into his tunnel, pushing the goose egg in front of him.
1
The NSA had invented the chip's underlying cryptographic algorithm-Skipjack-whichtheagency promptly classified.
2
However, the KEELOQ security system implementation involves much more than just the cryptographic algorithm.
3
Typically, they're built on other cryptographic algorithms, such as secret-key ciphers or hash functions.
4
Overseen by cryptographic algorithms, such a market would potentially be more transparent, more reliable, and more secure that then existing system.
5
Using cryptographic algorithms running across a vast network of independent machines, the blockchain can potentially oversee the exchange of any digital asset.
Usage of cipher in English
1
The general sat holding in his hand a short letter, in cipher.
2
The interpretation of the cipher was written on it in these words:
3
Many film viewers, however, thought HAL was a one-letter-ahead cipher for IBM.
4
Or the writing is in cipher and he must furnish the key.
5
He could penetrate no farther into the instructions; the cipher again changed.
6
The few lines it contained were signed in cipher, and ran thus:
7
Seregil, however, recognized the writing at once as some sort of cipher.
8
Rules which applied to one part of the cipher failed in another.
9
He had been a cipher in the firm of Bannister & Son.
10
Laputa fitted the key to the cipher, and the meaning was clear.
11
He is the Mesa Ore-producing Company, and you are merely a cipher.
12
Besides much is in cipher which it will take time to read.
13
Ashiel did not seem much perturbed at the loss of the cipher.
14
Besides, the messages were written in cipher which no one can read.
15
When Grant took the cipher Stanton ordered the operator to be dismissed.
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The result was that the cipher received only scant attention from me.
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Russian
Portuguese
Catalan
Cipher through the time
Cipher across language varieties
United Kingdom
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