no need

English

Etymology

Ellipsis of there is no need.

Phrase

no need

  1. (set phrase, often alone or with to or for) It is not necessary.
    No need to panic!

Usage notes

Indicates to avoid or stop doing something. Conventionally used as an interjection in reply to a stated or suggested course of action, to reject it.

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