Have none of Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To refuse to accept, tolerate, or support something; to strongly reject an idea, action, or behavior.
Usage & Nuances
This expression is mainly used in informal and spoken English to emphasize strong rejection. Commonly appears as "I will have none of that" or "She would have none of it." It can sound firm or even slightly humorous depending on context. Do not confuse with simply not having something physically.
Example Sentences
I offered him help, but he would have none of it.
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Our teacher will have none of cheating in her class.
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Mom would have none of my excuses.
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I tried to explain, but the boss would have none of it and just walked away.
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They wanted us to pay extra, but we would have none of it.
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You can argue all you want—I'm going to have none of this nonsense.
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