Can "nvm" be used to indicate that a thought is incomplete?

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• How does the perceived level of understanding between communicators affect the use of "nvm"?
• What is the abbreviation for "never mind"?
• Can "nvm" be used to express a feeling that the question is based on a misunderstanding of previous information?
• Is "nvm" used more in written or verbal communication?
• Is "nvm" more common in conversations where the participants have different levels of emotional expressiveness?
• What are some common ways that people try to politely indicate that they are still interested in hearing what the other person was going to say after a "nvm"?
• What are some common reasons why people might be reluctant to elaborate after saying "nvm"?
• Is "nvm" used in other languages besides English?
• Is "nvm" more common in conversations that are intended to be brief or more in-depth?
• How can you tell if "nvm" is meant seriously or jokingly?