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absence
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absence
noun
/ˈæbsəns/
abscond
absent
Meaning
the state of being away from a place or person
the state of being away from a place or person; lack or non-existence
Example Sentences
His
absence
from the meeting was noticed by everyone.
His
absence
from the meeting was noticed by everyone.
Example Expressions
absence makes the heart grow fonder
Synonyms
nonappearance, lack, nonexistence, vacancy, nonattendance, want, deficiency
Entry 1
nonappearance, lack, nonexistence, vacancy
Entry 2
nonattendance, lack, want, deficiency
Antonyms
presence, attendance, appearance, existence
Entry 1
presence, attendance, appearance
Entry 2
presence, attendance, existence
Collocations
long absence, unexplained absence, absence from work, in the absence of, prolonged absence
Entry 1
long absence, unexplained absence, absence from work
Entry 2
absence from work, in the absence of, prolonged absence
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