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Meanings of non-existence in English

Russian
не-бытие
Portuguese
não-ser
Spanish
ausencia
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State of not existing.

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    Usage of non-existence in English
    1
    The company literally dissolved into virtual non-existence in a matter of weeks.
    Reuters
    2
    Before starving into non-existence, it's time to stop and think about something.
    Feminist dot com
    3
    He sacrifices the very existence of humanity to the non-existence of God.
    Orthodoxy
    4
    To-night, again and again, you have asserted the non-existence of innate ideas.
    Martin Eden
    5
    We are gravely assured, that the non-existence of God is not demonstrated.
    Good Sense
    6
    All things are on the steep-sloping path to final evanishment, uncreation, non-existence.
    A Dish of Orts : Chiefly Papers on the Imagination, and on Shake...
    7
    But that legacy is unravelling, the line of influence thinning into non-existence.
    The Guardian
    8
    Possessed of Vidya, Iswara then swallows up non-existence itself into his Soul.
    The Mahabharata of Krishna-Dwaipayana Vyasa, Volume 3 / Books 8,...
    9
    Therefore total annihilation is an impossibility, and existence can never become non-existence.
    Bahá'í World Faith
    10
    Our non-comprehension of that life, however, is no proof of its non-existence.
    Bahá'í World Faith
    11
    But when something so big has non-existence, that in itself is existence.
    Non-Stop
    12
    But it is the same thing; for eternity is the non-existence of time.
    Initiation into Philosophy
    13
    It ruled the Amazon rainforest for two million years before slithering into non-existence.
    The Irish Times
    14
    As offworldly an idea as the non-existence of the Soviet Union.
    The Guardian
    15
    It is gradation; a degree below a higher degree is considered as non-existence.
    Bahá'í World Faith
    16
    A short-lived burst of excitement with non-existence money, unlike actual Bitcoins, one hopes.
    The Irish Times
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