hasn't
HAZ-uhnt/ˈhæz.n̩t/
- 1Short form of 'has not,' used to say that something has not happened.
Like squeezing the words 'has not' together into one shorter word.
She hasn't finished her homework yet.
The mail hasn't arrived today.
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- 2An old-fashioned or regional way of saying that someone does not have something.
Like saying 'doesn't have,' but in an older, fancier way.
She hasn't a penny to her name, poor soul.
He hasn't the faintest idea what lies ahead of him.
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Origin
A short way to say "has not," made from "has" plus "-n't."