Which one is correct?
Come out of nothing or
Come out of nowhere
Thanks.
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Answers · 4
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It’s coming out of nowhere ...that’s right
meaning appeared all of a sudden from nowhere.
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Come out of nothing <-- never heard this expression
Come out of nowhere <-- sure, means to appear suddenly
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Yes, I hit that car. I did not see it coming at all. It just came out of nowhere.
0
both are correct
0
Come out of somewhere
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