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nonexistence

 

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Noun nonexistence has 1 sense
  1. nonexistence, nonentity - the state of not existing
    --1 is a kind of nonbeing
    Antonyms: being, beingness, existence
    --1 has particulars:
     unreality, irreality; nothingness, void, nullity; impossibility, impossibleness

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Nonexistence


Description:

Nonexistence refers to the state or condition of not existing or being absent. It is the absence of being or existence.


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Sense 1:

Noun

The nonexistence of unicorns makes them purely mythical creatures.

The nonexistence of evidence led the detective to believe it was an elaborate hoax.


Sense 2:

Noun

After the accident, his nonexistence in public life became apparent due to his secluded lifestyle.

The nonexistence of the famous actor in recent films disappointed his fans.


Sense 3:

Noun

The nonexistence of gravity on the moon allows astronauts to float effortlessly.

His claim about the nonexistence of supernatural beings was met with skepticism.


Sense 4:

Adjective

The nonexistence of a valid license resulted in the closure of the establishment.

Due to nonexistence agreements between the two countries, many people cannot easily cross the border.


Sense 5:

Adjective

The nonexistence theory of time suggests that time is an illusion.

The nonexistence belief in ghosts is common in this community.


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