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Meanings of nonexistent in English

Not having existence or being or actuality.

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Usage of nonexistent in English
1
However, data to support such recommendations in older persons are virtually nonexistent.
Pubmed
2
The site's user agreement for California, however, mistakenly cited nonexistent election laws.
Wired
3
Taylor's political record was nonexistent, but he offered the hope of electability.
A. lincoln: a biography
4
The opposite of good documentation is, of course, bad or nonexistent documentation.
Backup & recovery
5
You didn't come here just to inquire after my nonexistent health, Taylor.
Sharper than a serpent's tooth
6
But that doesn't mean research about media consumption and dreaming is nonexistent.
Wired
7
Traffic was almost nonexistent, so they made it in just thirty minutes.
American assassin
8
The research on how this may impact on workers is virtually nonexistent.
The Guardian
9
The product road map is nonexistent and customers are leaving in droves.
Reuters
10
Due to tough economic times, cross-country fairy flights are almost nonexistent now.
You say tomato, I say shut up
11
Meanwhile the credit of the State was nonexistent, and all business suffered.
The New South: A Chronicle of Social and Industrial Evolution
12
Satellites are just the latest in Paglen's photography of supposedly nonexistent subjects.
Wired
13
He'd had to invent his nonexistent shark, which even he couldn't believe.
Dead calm
14
They're big and heavy, and the resale market is limited to nonexistent.
Two for the dough
15
The first chess programs were characterized by nonexistent strategy and embarrassing technique.
The new yorker
16
It came from sheer nonexistent communication, the building up of festering rages.
Life
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Nonexistent across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common