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le-olam lo od (לעולם לא עוד)

you can also say: khas vekhalilah (חס וחיליה) which roughly means "heaven forbid".

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You would write it מורה when referring to the word for teacher, as I assume that is what you are looking for.

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Never (in the future) le-olam lo... (לעולם לא)

Never (in the past) me-olam lo... (מעולם לא)

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"לא עוד" (pronounced "Lo od").

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