How is “nothing like” used?

In The Day After Tomorrow (2004), one line is: “Nothing like this has ever happened before.”

Which movie is “nothing like” from?

The clip at the top of this page is from The Day After Tomorrow (2004).

nothing like

not at all like; Used to praise or exclaim that something is the best, most enjoyable, or most effective of its kind (there's nothing like …).; not nearly; not at all

Heard in 72 moviesPlay Idioms

Meaning

Oxford70% of films
not at all like
Editorial25% of films
Used to praise or exclaim that something is the best, most enjoyable, or most effective of its kind (there's nothing like …).
Oxford5% of films
not nearly; not at all

In the movies · 72

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The Menu2022
Barbie2023

be nothing to
be nothing to do with
for nothing
have nothing on
not for nothing
nothing but
nothing if not
nothing less than
nothing much
nothing to it
there is nothing for it
there is nothing in

More idioms

have a roof over your head
nothing much
the last i heard
keep clear
what is more
no matter
do the job
in writing
keep company
like crazy
for old times sake
for the most part

Definitions from the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary, 9th edition

Nothing like this has ever happened before.

The Day After Tomorrow (2004)24:05

Said in 8 films · #1