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Nevermind or Never Mind | Difference & Meaning

Never mind should be written as two words in almost all contexts.

  • Never mind (two words) is a phrase meaning “don’t worry” or “let alone” (e.g.“Never mind about that,” “I can hardly remember what I did yesterdaynever mind last year!”).
  • Nevermind (one word) is a noun used in combination with no to mean “no attention,” or “no difference,” (e.g.“Don’t pay it no nevermind,” “It makes no nevermind to me”). It is a colloquial (dialect) word used in some regions of the United States.
Never mind or nevermind examples
Never mind in a sentence Nevermind in a sentence
Person A: I don’t have any other shoes with me.
Person B: Never mindyou can borrow a pair of rain boots.
He’s just being mean; don’t pay him no nevermind!
Person A: The tickets were all sold out.
Person B: Never mindwe can go next time they’re in town.
Don’t you worry‘cause that don’t make no nevermind.
We won’t get to the end of the street in that carnever mind all the way to Vegas. It don’t make me no nevermind what he thinks.

Nevermind meaning

Nevermind is only spelled as one word when it is used as a noun with “no” to mean “no attention/no consideration” or “no difference/no matter.” In this informalcolloquial usageit combines with the verbs “make” and “pay,” which are frequently negated with “don’t” to form a triple negative (“don’t,” “no,” and “never”).

Nevermind one word examples
It makes no nevermind to me if she comes or she don’t.

It ain’t important; it just don’t make no nevermind to us.

I ain’t got the time to pay him no nevermind right now.

Never mind meaning

The phrase never mind (two words) can mean “don’t worry about it,” “don’t pay any attention to it,” and “it doesn’t matter.” It is typically used in spoken English.

Nevermind (imperative use) examples
Never mindyou can take the exam again next semester.

Do it if you want to; never mind what other people think.

Never mind means “let alone” when used as a conjunction for emphasis. The clause that comes before “never mind” is often a negative construction.

Nevermind (conjunction) examples
That wouldn’t feed a small familynever mind a whole soccer team.

I don’t think he’ll even apologizenever mind pay for its repair.

Never mind abbreviation

The phrase never mind is abbreviated to NVM or “NM” in social media and instant messages. These abbreviations are sometimes written lowercase (“nvm” or “nm”).

Never mind abbreviation in a sentence examples
Person A: Sry. Can’t make it. Have to work Sat 🙁
Person B: NVMnext time 😉

Person A: Movies 2nite?
Person B: Ughsick :/ Won’t make it out of bednm 2 the movies!

Frequently asked questions about nevermind or never mind

What is a synonym for nevermind?

Synonyms for the noun nevermind (spelled as one worde.g.“Don’t pay it no nevermind!”) include:

  • Attention
  • Difference
  • Business
  • Responsibility

Bear in mind that it matters if you spell it nevermind or never mind—it’s written as two words when it means “let alone,” for instance.

You can use QuillBot’s free Paraphraser to help you find a good synonym for “nevermind” in your specific context.

What part of speech is never?

The word never is an adverb. While it is often used as an adverb of frequency (e.g.“He never takes the bus”)it can also be used in negative statements for emphasis instead of “not” (e.g.“That’s just never going to work”).

On a related noteit matters if you write “never mind” as nevermind or never mind—it’s written as two words when it means “don’t worry,” for instance.

You can use QuillBot’s free Grammar Checker to ensure you’re using adverbs like “never” correctly in your writing.

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Tom holds a teaching diploma and is an experienced English language teacherteacher trainerand translator. He has taught university courses and worked as a teacher trainer on Cambridge CELTA courses.