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The most common way to use 毋 (wú) is not in sentences but in idioms. For example:
- 毋庸置疑 without any doubt, beyond all doubt, there's no need to cast any doubt
- 宁缺毋滥 would rather go without than make do with sth shoddy or substandard, better to accept too few than to make up a number by lowering the standard
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1. 不 (bù): This is the most common word used to express the same meaning as 毋 (wú). It is pronounced "bù" and means "no, not".
2. 别 (bié): This word is pronounced "bié" and means "no, not".
3. 勿 (wù): This word is pronounced "wù" and means "no, not".
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