No comment
phrase
A response or statement used when someone does not want to answer a question or enquiries.
When asked about his involvement in the scandal, the politician simply said, 'No comment'.
Often appears as...
- no comment on this issue
- he had no comment
phrase
A response given to express that the speaker has nothing to add or chooses not to say anything further on the subject.
The actor offered 'No comment' when asked about his new movie.
Often appears as...
- she gave no comment
- no comment is necessary
phrase
A response or statement used when someone does not want to answer a question or enquiries.
When asked about his involvement in the scandal, the politician simply said, 'No comment'.
Often appears as...
- no comment on this issue
- he had no comment
phrase
A response given to express that the speaker has nothing to add or chooses not to say anything further on the subject.
The actor offered 'No comment' when asked about his new movie.
Often appears as...
- she gave no comment
- no comment is necessary
Definition 1 of 2
Pro Tip 1/3Avoiding Answer
Used to dodge sensitive or uncomfortable questions you don't want to answer.
Reporter: Did you take the money? CEO: No comment.
Pro Tip 2/3Maintains Mystery
It can create intrigue or drama by leaving things unsaid, sparking curiosity.
Celebrity spotted with a ring: 'No comment' on engagement rumors.
Pro Tip 3/3Legally Cautious
Used when legal implications make it risky to discuss something publicly.
Lawyer: We'll just say 'no comment' for now.
Pro Tip 1/3Avoiding Answer
Used to dodge sensitive or uncomfortable questions you don't want to answer.
Reporter: Did you take the money? CEO: No comment.
Pro Tip 2/3Maintains Mystery
It can create intrigue or drama by leaving things unsaid, sparking curiosity.
Celebrity spotted with a ring: 'No comment' on engagement rumors.
Pro Tip 3/3Legally Cautious
Used when legal implications make it risky to discuss something publicly.
Lawyer: We'll just say 'no comment' for now.
Pro Tip 1/3Avoiding Answer
Used to dodge sensitive or uncomfortable questions you don't want to answer.
Reporter: Did you take the money? CEO: No comment.
Pro Tip 2/3Maintains Mystery
It can create intrigue or drama by leaving things unsaid, sparking curiosity.
Celebrity spotted with a ring: 'No comment' on engagement rumors.
Pro Tip 3/3Legally Cautious
Used when legal implications make it risky to discuss something publicly.
Lawyer: We'll just say 'no comment' for now.
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