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@@ -261,7 +261,7 @@ You can also match a fragment against anything in the current `location` object:
 
 You can use `withConditions` in conjunction with `forRoute` to set strict conditions for when a `<Fragment>` should display.
 
-To show a `Fragment` when other `Fragment`s match a route, use `<Fragment forNoMatch />`.
+To show a `Fragment` when no other `Fragment`s match a route, use `<Fragment forNoMatch />`.
 
 `<Fragment>` lets you nest fragments to match your UI hierarchy to your route hierarchy, much like the `<Route>` component does in `react-router@v3`. Given a URL of `/about/bio/dat-boi`, and the following elements: