at no time
Not even once
At no time means never—used for emphatic denial or to stress that something didn't happen even once: At no time did I agree to those terms.
The phrase often appears in formal statements or legal contexts where precision matters.
When placed at the beginning of a sentence, it triggers subject-verb inversion: At no time was the patient left unattended.
- nevermoreAt no future time
- hardlyAlmost not at all
- impossibleIncapable of occurring
- inconceivableBeyond mental grasp
- under no circumstancesEmphatic total prohibition
nowhere · ere · almost never · by no means · categorically · forbidden · unfeasible · unequivocally · unthinkable · when pigs fly · excluded · unattainable · implausible · prohibited · zero · blank · no way · no chance
temporal frequency
at no timealways
At all times
at all times · constantly · forever · perpetually · eternally
time, not, times, timeless, timely, timing, untimely, overtime