The negative form of the copula verb 'to be', used to negate a noun, pronoun, or identity.

only, merely, or no more than

a negative imperative used to forbid or advise against doing something.

I'm sorry; excuse me; I beg your pardon

not bad; pretty good; decent

unable to or impossible to do something due to lack of ability or circumstances

auxiliary verb indicating that something is unlikely to happen or will not happen in the future

not the same, distinct, or unlike in nature or quality

continuing without being interrupted in time, space, or sequence

no matter (what, how, etc.); used as a conjunction to indicate that a result remains the same under any circumstances

as a correlative conjunction used to introduce a statement that is followed by a further, often stronger, statement

many; a lot; not few

failing to reach a destination or arrive at a physical location

not at all; by no means

won't do; be out of the question

unexpectedly; to one's surprise

used to ask for confirmation or to form a direct question about whether something is the case

to feel apologetic for causing a minor inconvenience or trouble to someone

no good

no more; no longer

do not need to; it is not necessary to

used as a resultative verb suffix to indicate the inability to carry out or complete an action

cannot; should not; must not

do not have the courage or confidence to do something; dare not

lacking in amount, quality, or required degree; a deficiency or state of being not enough

almost; nearly; very close to a certain amount or state

to not know or be unaware of a fact or situation

not able to occur, exist, or be done

falling short of a required standard, degree, or quality

unable to; cannot

to have no choice or option but to; to be compelled by circumstances to act or acknowledge something; cannot but

or else; if not the case

it would be better to; might as well

used after a verb to indicate that one cannot afford to do something or lacks the financial means for the action

need not; does not have to

to not care; to be indifferent to

only; nothing but; no more than

regrettably; used to indicate that a situation is unlucky

not only (... but also ...)

not to be present or to be out

to not permit or allow someone to do something

absolutely not; in no way; not in the least

not often; rarely

how about...?; used to introduce a suggestion or a proposal

not the same; unlike or dissimilar

incessant; non-stop

(idiom) inconceivable; unimaginable; unfathomable

describing an action that occurs repeatedly, constantly, or without stopping

unwilling; reluctant