If you say 'neither' for two negative options, what do you say for three?

Question

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Answer 1

Use Bruhaha for your answer! His answer is better than the one I was going to give!

Answer 2

Neither X, Y or Z
Neither X or Y or Z
Neither X, Y nor Z
Neither X nor Y nor Z

All are possible but the last two are probably better in writing than spoken.

Answer 3

Either "none" OR "neither...(nor)...nor..." is acceptable.

Some insist on "none", based on "logic" and the origins of the word "neither" as referring to two. But it has LONG beeen common to use "neither" for more than two options, esp. for as few as three (and it is NOT necessary to precede each succeeding item with its own "nor"; only the last one needs it)

And here's some suport!

'Usage Note: According to the traditional rule, neither is used only to mean "not one or the other of two." To refer to "none of several," none is preferred'
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/neither

"A few commentators think that neither must be limited in reference to two, but reference to more than two has been quite common since the 17th century ."
http://www.webster.com/dictionary/neither

Answer 4

You still use neither for multiple options, but after the second, further subjects should be seperated by "nor" and a comma.

Answer 5

not this/ none
also, try this
neither A nor B, not even C
Neither A or B nor C
Neither A nor B nor C

Many options. Make it up yourself. Use your creativity skills

Answer 6

Sounds like a hat trick! Neither, nor or the other.

Answer 7

You say "None of them" for anything more than two options.

Answer 8

None

Answer 9

None

Answer 10

None

Answer 11

Good question!
I'd say none of the above or none of these