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nullement

not at all, in no way

n y l . m ɑ̃
nulle no, not any + ment Forms adverbs meaning “-ly” and nouns denoting an action or result.
adverb Rare #43,476
not at all, in no way Often used with ne in a negative sentence.
FR: Cela ne me dérange nullement.
EN: That doesn’t bother me at all.

La présence de monsieur Pierre ne me gêne nullement.

Mr. Pierre's presence does not bother me at all.

— Guerre et Paix (1968)

Bush aime la Chine et n'a nullement l'intention de lui faire la guerre.

Bush likes China and has no intention whatsoever of waging war against it.

Nous passons sous l'étang, remarqua Devanne, nullement rassuré.

“We’re going under the pond,” Devanne remarked, not at all reassured.

Nullement, Monsieur.

Not at all, sir.

Il est clair qu’il n’a nullement l’intention de vous épouser.

It’s clear that he has absolutely no intention of marrying you.

Nullement.

Not at all.