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Meanings of nonexistence in English
Portuguese
inexistência Catalan
inexistència Usage of nonexistence in English
1
The Scriptures describe it in terms that affirm utter destruction, resulting in nonexistence.
2
But he spoke to empty air; the holoscan had already flickered to nonexistence.
3
He is not, and yet his nonexistence exists in this world.
4
The second proposition is that existence and nonexistence are both relative.
5
You cannot prove its existence or nonexistence except as a word.
6
His lesser self was in the first stages of death-ornonexistence, at least.
7
The egg-chamber is still black, the megasphere and universe beyond, opaqued to nonexistence.
8
From traceable accounts of the times that followed, civilization had been devastated into nonexistence.
9
Fourteen people are thought to have perished when Maria smashed these homes into nonexistence.
10
And even the pain, all the months of pain, had shrunk almost to nonexistence.
11
Then it is evident that all evils return to nonexistence.
12
The English word 'utopia' is derived from the Greek term for 'nowhere.' It suggests nonexistence.
13
A medical examination in 1883 revealed the nonexistence of piles and the presence of hernia.
14
Existence in the various planes, or kingdoms, implies composition; and nonexistence, or death, is decomposition.
15
The one in relation to the other is nonexistence.
16
Hyperion's datasphere is primitive to the point of nonexistence.
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Nonexistence through the time