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You could use a noun with 何も to express your opinion that something doesn’t qualify as the said noun at all.
何も悲劇ではない。
It is not a tragedy at all (although some may call it a tragedy).
何も名案ではない。
It is not a good idea at all (although some may claim it to be).
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With an i-adjective, you can say:
この本は何も面白くない。
This book is not interesting at all.
何も熱くないよ。
It's not hot at all!
Keep in mind that i-adjectives don't take だ.
With a noun, for example you can say:
彼には何も欠点がない。
He has no faults at all.
何も欲しいものはない。
I want nothing at all.
Use 何も only in the context of choosing one type of thing from many possibilities. ...
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