a double negative, expressing an emphatic negation, "by no means," is rendered "in no wise" in Matthew 10:42; Luke 18:17; John 6:37; Acts 13:41; Revelation 21:27 .
"altogether, by all means," is used with the negative ou ("not") in Romans 3:9 , stating a complete denial, rendered "No, in no wise." See ALL , B, 3, ALTOGETHER , B, 1.
the neuter of panteles, is used with the negative me, and with eis to, "unto the," in Luke 13:11 , and translated "in no wise," lit., "not to the uttermost:" see UTTERMOST , No. 1.
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