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Meanings of notably absent in English

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Usage of notably absent in English
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Stock markets made strong gains last year and volatility was notably absent.
The Irish Times
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David Beckham was also in attendance but wife Victoria was notably absent.
News.com.au
3
All the Saramyr folk attended, but Saran and Tsata were notably absent.
The skein of lament
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One sector notably absent, however, was the food and drink industry.
The Irish Times
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Guests included close family and friends, with Tom's Channel 9 colleagues notably absent.
News.com.au
6
The BBC's Sally Nabil says Egyptian media are notably absent from the court.
BBC
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He found the slave history notably absent from the tour info.
Radio NZ
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A person notably absent from the decision was Lincoln's longtime friend Orville Browning.
A. lincoln: a biography
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Kim was, however, notably absent from a ceremony held to welcome the athletes home.
The Guardian
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Director-General of Health Dr Ashley Bloomfield was notably absent, taking a well-deserved day off.
Radio NZ
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Cortical cells expressing TH were notably absent in each of the great ape species.
Pubmed
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The U.S. Federal Reserve was notably absent from the group.
Reuters
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They start discussing the notably absent Matthew, his girlfriend, and whether or not they approve.
The Guardian
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But the inhabitants of the Castle were notably absent.
Outlander
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Fauci was notably absent from the podium on Monday.
The Guardian
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Women were notably absent from the dead earners as Marilyn Monroe slipped off the list.
The Guardian
This collocation consists of:
Notably absent through the time
Notably absent across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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