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What does a fear that naught the great war mean?
What does a fear that naught the great war mean?
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It is not a complete sentence. It doesn't make sense.
"Naught" is an antiquated word for "nothing." In UK English it can mean the number zero. "The Great War" is what they called World War 1 at the time.
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