/ˈnuːkwæm/ (NOO-kwam)

Definitions

1. adverb

never; at no time; not at all

“She had never been to Paris, and nunquam had she regretted not going.”

2. noun

a Latin word used in mottos, names, and phrases, especially to indicate a sense of timelessness or eternity

“The university’s motto was ‘Memento mori, nunquam obliviscere’, remembering to die and never forget.”