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Meanings of never absent in English
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Usage of never absent in English
1
Dalaber was never absent; all his old zeal and love kindled anew.
2
He keeps the whole show going, and is never absent when wanted.
3
As for Deerfoot, he showed a gentle dignity that was never absent.
4
I gave them turns, so to speak, though Jenny was never absent.
5
Love is always close at hand, and in some form is never absent.
6
The beer of Hamburg or Rostock was never absent from a northern feast.
7
An inseparable shadow is that which is never absent from the illuminated body.
8
From the shining heights she has scaled and taken, she is never absent.
9
The banana-skin factor, real or imagined, is never absent from such high-profile occasions.
10
Dancing was never absent from our ancestors' festivities, and round the merry May-pole
11
Christine is never absent from God's house when it is open.
12
Trouble was never absent for very long from Katie's unselfish life.
13
Of course, he thought about his instruments; these were never absent from his heart.
14
Having framed the wish in words, it was never absent from Harrigan's mind now.
15
He was never absent and he never came too late.
16
He works hard, and is never absent from his post unless detained by sickness.
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Never absent through the time
Never absent across language varieties
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