not to mention

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not to mention somebody/something

and also someone or something else Gaining weight didn't help her health, not to mention the high blood pressure that ran in her family. They don't have any of the players from that championship team anymore, not to mention manager Casey Stengel.

Usage notes: used to add emphasis to what you are saying

Related vocabulary: let alone do something

See also: mention

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He said not to mention it; but he wouldn't mind your knowing, of course. Pollyanna by Porter, Eleanor H. View in context with the feeble malice of a tired man; but, as he had no theory, and no coat on, he was unanimously set at nought - not to mention his smoking hard behind, as he stood with his back to the kitchen fire to draw the damp out: which was not calculated to inspire confidence. Great Expectations by Dickens, Charles View in context From Salamis to Actium, through Lepanto and the Nile to the naval massacre of Navarino, not to mention other armed encounters of lesser interest, all the blood heroically spilt into the Mediterranean has not stained with a single trail of purple the deep azure of its classic waters. The Mirror of the Sea by Conrad, Joseph View in context			not open mouth not out of the woods not place not put a foot wrong not put it past not right now, thanks not see the forest for the trees not see the wood for the trees not set foot somewhere not shed a tear not show face not sit well not sleep a wink not so hot not stand for it not stand the sight of not suffer fools not supposed to not take anything for granted not take kindly to not take no for an answer not tell a soul not the end of the world not the half of it not think twice about not to mention not to put too fine a point on it not to speak of not to touch a drop Not to worry not too shabby not touch with a ten-foot pole not trouble head about not up to scratch and not up to snuff not worth a damn not worth a dime not worth a hill of beans and not amount to a hill of beans; not ... not worth mentioning not worth the paper is printed on not worth the paper it's written on not worth the trouble not worth while notch notch above notch below notch up note note down noted for nothin' to it nothing			Not to Be Confused With Not to Be Construed as Medical Advice Not to Be Defined not to be delayed not to be disclosed not to be evaded Not to Be Found not to be made void not to be moved Not To Be Noted Not to Be Processed Not To Be Reanimated not to be recommended Not to Be Rude Not to be sneezed at not to be spoken of Not to Be Taken Seriously Not to Be Used Not to Bring Up Star Wars Again, But Not to care a rap Not to Delay Not To Delay Flight Not to Descend Below Not To Exceed Not To Exceed not to mention Not to Much Here Just Chillin Not To My Knowledge not to put too fine a point on it not to put too fine a point on it Not to Scale not to speak of Not to stand on ceremony not to the point not to the purpose not to touch a drop not to worry not to worry not to worry not to worry not to worry Not to, nor required by, all addressees Not Too Bad Not Too Bright not too difficult Not Too Distant Future Not Too Freaking Bad Not Too Good Not Too Much Not Too Much Here not too shabby Not Too Sure Not Too Very Bright not totally negative judgment about or not touch with a ten-foot pole

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