The meaning of GO NOWHERE is to make no progress. How to use go nowhere in a sentence.

(Definition of get/go nowhere from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)

To ultimately yield or achieve no useful, beneficial, or successful result or outcome. This meeting is going nowhere fast. We've been here for over two hours now and haven't even been able to come up …

The idiom “go nowhere” typically means to make no progress or achieve nothing despite one’s efforts. It can also imply a sense of stagnation or lack of direction.

Sep 21, 2025 · Go nowhere is an idiomatic expression meaning to fail to achieve any significant progress or result. It is often used to describe situations, plans, or efforts that remain stagnant and do …

Verb go nowhere (third-person singular simple present goes nowhere, present participle going nowhere, simple past went nowhere, past participle gone nowhere) (idiomatic) To fail to progress, to fail to …

get/go nowhere meaning, definition, what is get/go nowhere: to have no success or make no progress: Learn more.