He is a killer! There's nothing to doubt with nor debunk it.
How does it sound? Since my Grammarly keyboard didn't correct my sentence, I think it's fine? Although, I've never heard or seen "nothing + … + nor". What I've known, nor is used with neither or not (at least that's what my dictionary told me). I'm assuming I can use nor since my sentence sounds rather negative.
Best Answer
No, you can't use nor with nothing. According to the Cambridge Dictionary, it can be used in a list after neither, or on its own as a replacement for neither.
If you want to use it, you would have to say:
Alternatively, you could say:
The word with is not required in your sentence.
It is unusual to say that something cannot be debunked: debunk has overtones that the thing to be debunked has been misrepresented, and in this case the speaker would not want to suggest that their opinion is a misrepresentation. disprove might be a better word to use in this context.