Cool MateMeaning of Oh no
An exclamation indicating distress or disappointment.
In simple words: An expression of surprise or disappointment.
Oh no in a sentence
- Oh no, I left my phone at home!
- Oh no, that can’t be true!
- When she said she was moving, I thought, oh no.
How to use Oh no
Used in casual situations to express dismay. Avoid in formal contexts.
Grammar pattern
standalone expression
Memory hint
Think of a surprised expression, like 'oh no, not again!'
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Frequently asked questions about Oh no
What does Oh no mean?
An expression of surprise or disappointment.
What is the definition of Oh no?
An exclamation indicating distress or disappointment.
How do you use Oh no in a sentence?
Oh no, I left my phone at home!
Can you give another example of Oh no?
Oh no, that can’t be true!
What are synonyms for Oh no?
Common alternatives include oh dear, oh no way, alas.
What is the opposite of Oh no?
Opposite meanings include Oh yes, Hooray, Great, Fantastic.
What words go with Oh no?
It commonly pairs with oh no moment, say oh no, express oh no.
What are common mistakes when using Oh no?
Saying 'oh no' too loudly in quiet settings. Using it when you mean to express happiness.
How do you pronounce Oh no?
US: //oʊ noʊ//, UK: //əʊ nəʊ//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
Is Oh no formal or informal?
"Oh no" is informal, so it fits casual conversation with friends and family.
When should I use Oh no?
Used in casual situations to express dismay. Avoid in formal contexts.