Antonyms for no-account

Grammar : Adj

Spell : noh-uh-kount

Phonetic Transcription : ˈnoʊ əˌkaʊnt

Definition of no-account

Origin : "worthless," 1845, American English, literally "of no account" (see account (n.)). The phrase of non acompte "of no value or importance" is from late 14c. Contracted form no'count is attested from 1853.

adj worthless

Example sentences :

"You'd better stay over there, you no-account Lothario," Hetty growled.
Extract from : « Make Mine Homogenized » by Rick Raphael

When he was a boy, he seemed to be a no-account sort of a duck, some like you.
Extract from : « Peck's Uncle Ike and The Red Headed Boy » by George W. Peck

Can't a low-down, no-account man like me even laugh where there's happiness?
Extract from : « The Long Chance » by Peter B. Kyne

It was ever so: at the moment of triumph comes the fall, and the royal Queen becomes the no-account nursery child.
Extract from : « Baby Jane's Mission » by Reginald Parnell

But I suppose you're afraid the no-account Count won't figure his life is worth thirty thousand dollars.
Extract from : « Aunt Jane's Nieces Abroad » by Edith Van Dyne

The other two no-account chaps spotted their captain, and began to move slowly towards us.
Extract from : « Lord Jim » by Joseph Conrad

Of course these or'nary, no-account, range wolves reckoned my friends would wait for day before they attempted tracking.
Extract from : « A Man in the Open » by Roger Pocock

He hasn't got religion, but keeps a trunk full of no-account gods, believed in by ignorant persons.
Extract from : « A Man in the Open » by Roger Pocock

Badger-face drilled a look into Horace, who had put on his most no-account expression.
Extract from : « Friar Tuck » by Robert Alexander Wason

But do you know, we're getting to spend lots of money for little, no-account things.
Extract from : « Peggy Raymond's Way » by Harriet Lummis Smith

Synonyms for no-account

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