1. Notwithstanding my right I am set at nought; in my wound rankles, sinless though I am.

2. Nought venture, nought have [gain, win]. 

3. 4 Nought venture, nought have [gain, win]. 

4. And 75 per cent of nought is still nought.

5. 2 Water freezes at 32 degrees Fahrenheit or zero / nought degrees Celsius .

6. Peace negotiations came to nought .

7. Their effort came to nought.

8. One minus one leaves nought [ zero ].

9. Arraying (1 Occurrence) Luke 23:11 And Herod with his soldiers set him at nought, and mocked him, and Arrayinghim in gorgeous apparel sent him back to Pilate.

10. It is not right to vex ourselves at things, for they care nought about it.

11. I will nought this matere maistrely Avowen

12. All our efforts have come to nought .

13. His efforts to reform the party came to nought.

14. But really, all this will come to nought.

15. I give the programme nought out of ten for humour.

16. (a) The fruit of the hawthorn, a haw; (b) a thing of little worth, a trifle; worth an ~, worth a haw, of any value at all; nought (not) worth an ~, worthless; nought (not) an ~, not a bit, not at all; the heigher of an ~, a particle higher; Availen not an ~, Availen not worth an ~, Availen nought thre haues, to be useless; helpen an ~, be of

17. The Greeks did nought , but play the fools and lie.

18. 87 Merry is he that hath nought to lose.

19. But these plans came to nought when France surrendered in June 1940.

20. This car can accelerate from nought to sixty in ten seconds.

21. Three thousand is written with a three and three nought.

22. Sales rose by nought point four per cent last month.

23. At one stage, Simmons had figures of three for nought and he conceded only two scoring shots in 60 deliveries.

24. There comes nought out of the sack but what was there.

25. When multiplying numbers ending in nought , bring down the noughts first.

26. Hindley was nought, and would never thrive as where he wandered.

27. Prophets of downfall of our democracy have seen their predictions come to nought.

28. Numerous attempts to persuade him to write his memoirs came to nought.

29. Whereas scientific managemant system proffer reference of objective, nought refutation for individual profession development.

30. (a) The fruit of the hawthorn, a haw; (b) a thing of little worth, a trifle; worth an ~, worth a haw, of any value at all; nought (not) worth an ~, worthless; nought (not) an ~, not a bit, not at all; the heigher of an ~, a particle higher; Availen not an ~, Availen not worth an ~, Availen nought thre haues, to be useless; helpen an ~, be of any help; stod me never ~, never meant a thing to me

31. Yet the bold Britoness was nought ydred, Though much emmov'd, but stedfast still persevered

32. Synonyms for Bupkis include zero, nothing, nil, nought, zilch, zip, naught, cypher, cipher and aught

33. They set forth at dawn.

34. For in that time He shewed our frailty and our fallings, our Afflictings and our settings at nought, our despites and our outcastings, and all our woe …

35. At the beginning of each match, a set of Buildings spawn at set locations for both teams

36. She set off at a canter.

37. She set off at a gallop.

38. And there is nought to call them back, while these Curmudgeon generals dill down in their fear

39. Please note that there are some common spellings for all the words ‘Aught’ (ought) and ‘nAught’ (nought).

40. We set off at first light!

41. Carnac set off at a canter.

42. A Chinese abacus set at eleven

43. We set off at a canter.

44. As he did so his hamstring went and four years of training and dreaming came to nought.

45. 9 We set sail at high tide.

46. You had better set off at once.

47. The horses set off at a canter.

48. We set off at a fast trot.

49. We set off at a smart pace.

50. We set out at break of day.

51. Why set hearts aflutter at mere speculation?

52. The first boats set off at dawn.

53. They set off at a leisurely pace.

54. Shop for king Comforter set at Dillard's

55. They set off at a brisk pace .

56. They set off at a cracking pace.

57. Close set - set close together; "close-set eyes"; "close-set teeth"; "her eyes are Close set" close-set close - at or within a short distance in

58. A decisive pathogenic variable hereby is the emptying of the afferent loop, which under certain conditions can fall to nought.

59. Canted: sloping at the edges or set at a slight angle

60. 1590, Edmund Spenser, The Faerie Queene, III.12: Yet the bold Britonesse was nought ydred, / Though much emmov'd, but stedfast still persevered.

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62. He set at naught all my good advice.

63. For flash photography, set the aperture at f.

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65. All set for tomorrow at the Famechon' s

66. Instead of set pricing, Bidding starts at $1

67. To set a default app at any time:

68. 24 The first boats set off at dawn.

69. He set at naught all his parents'good advice.

70. The runners set off at a blistering pace.

71. Find this”Bougie Little Set” at 🛍Bougielitt

72. We set up camp at nearby Icicle Lake.

73. Set Bitcoind_data in rc.conf to /nfs2/blockchain and don't set it in Bitcoind.conf (or at least make sure they're set the same)

74. Close-set: 1 adj set close together “ close-set eyes” “ close-set teeth” Synonyms: Close set close at or within a short distance in space or time or having elements near each other

75. He turned randomly at right angles, and set off at a lolloping run.

76. 'Ready?' She nodded at me and we set off.

77. If you marked this Springbok team, on this match, for creativity you would have given them zero, nought, nothing, out of

78. I think you set your future at that table.

79. I set about reading the book at one go.

80. All their efforts at reform have been set back.