Idiom: no questions asked
Meaning
Idiom: no questions asked
- not needing to provide additional information
Example sentences
— This store has the best return policy! They let me return the shoes with no questions asked, even after I wore them.
— My parents don’t want me to drive if I’m drunk so I can call them for a ride at any hour, no questions asked.
— I thought you said I could go out after I turned 18, no questions asked.
— If the course doesn't meet your needs, you can cancel within the first month and receive a full refund, no questions asked.
— The principal announced that if the thief returns the statue immediately, there'll be no questions asked.
— To whomever took the laptop: You have until midnight to return it, no questions asked. After that, we're calling the police.
— You can drop off unwanted pets at the animal shelter, no questions asked.
— I was able to get a refund without a receipt, no questions asked.
— My boss let's me work as I please. As long as the work get's done, there's no questions asked.
Antonyms (opposite meaning)
- give someone the third degree
- grill someone
- cross-examine someone
- put someone through the mill
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