of no use; futile; ineffective; having no purpose or value

The necessity or resolve to finish what one has started and reach one's goals despite any setbacks or difficulties encountered.

no secret can be kept forever

at a loss or unable to do anything about a situation

nothing is up; nothing alarming is happening; everything is all right

there is nothing; used to indicate the absence of a specific quality or thing (e.g., 'there's nothing ... about it')

nothing is impossible; there's nothing impossible about it

phrase meaning to not have any, indicating the complete absence of something.

lacking semantic or literal meaning; nonsensical

lacking interest, excitement, or entertainment value

Without rules, nothing can be accomplished; one must follow established standards and rules.

(used before a verb) indicates that an action has never been performed

without rules, nothing can be accomplished; one must follow established standards

even if you build a thousand-league awning for it, every banquet must come to an end; no gathering can last forever

all good things must come to an end

A figurative idiom suggesting that men often find other women more alluring and exciting than their own wives or partners.

Interrogative used before a verb to ask whether an action has occurred or been completed.