Why not?
interjection
Used to suggest something or agree to do something.
I said, 'Why not go to the cinema tonight?' and everyone agreed.

Often appears as...
- why not try
- why not consider
interjection
Used to ask the reason for a negative answer or comment.
She said she didn't want to go to the party and I asked 'Why not?'

Often appears as...
- but why not
- and why not
interjection
Used as a conversational pause or change of subject.
Why not tell me about your vacation instead?

Often appears as...
- believe it or not
- ready or not
interjection
Used to suggest something or agree to do something.
I said, 'Why not go to the cinema tonight?' and everyone agreed.

Often appears as...
- why not try
- why not consider
interjection
Used to ask the reason for a negative answer or comment.
She said she didn't want to go to the party and I asked 'Why not?'

Often appears as...
- but why not
- and why not
interjection
Used as a conversational pause or change of subject.
Why not tell me about your vacation instead?

Often appears as...
- believe it or not
- ready or not
Definition 1 of 3

Positive Suggestion
Implies that there is no reason against the suggestion and encourages agreement.

'We have some free time. Why not visit the museum?'
Invitation to Join
Often used when inviting someone to join an activity casually.

'I'm going for a walk. Why not come along?'
Quick Agreement
Shows quick and informal agreement to a proposal without much thought.

'Shall we order pizza?' 'Sure, why not?'
Positive Suggestion
Implies that there is no reason against the suggestion and encourages agreement.

'We have some free time. Why not visit the museum?'
Invitation to Join
Often used when inviting someone to join an activity casually.

'I'm going for a walk. Why not come along?'
Quick Agreement
Shows quick and informal agreement to a proposal without much thought.

'Shall we order pizza?' 'Sure, why not?'
Positive Suggestion
Implies that there is no reason against the suggestion and encourages agreement.

'We have some free time. Why not visit the museum?'
Invitation to Join
Often used when inviting someone to join an activity casually.

'I'm going for a walk. Why not come along?'
Quick Agreement
Shows quick and informal agreement to a proposal without much thought.

'Shall we order pizza?' 'Sure, why not?'
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