The proper term is nowhere to be found. It means that someone will never be able to find something.
there is nowhere.
Some languages use double negatives routinely, without confusion. They don't work well in English. Not going nowhere means going somewhere.
Absolutely NOWHERE!
nowhere
Legally, nowhere
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One way to include "nowhere" in a sentence is: "She searched everywhere, but the key was nowhere to be found."
Yes, it is nowhere to be found.
It's air because air is everywhere, but it is nowhere to be seen, hence everywhere but nowhere.
Nowhere is an adverb.
She searched everywhere, but the item was nowhere to be found.
South of Nowhere returns this spring.
Nowhere
Rocket to Nowhere was created in 1991.
Hots On for Nowhere was created in 1976.
Nowhere Fast was created in 1984.
Getting Nowhere was created in 2010.