Burton's Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006
Nonexistent — Non ex*ist ent, a. Not having existence. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
nonexistent — [adj] fictional, not real absent, airy, baseless, blank, chimerical, dead, defunct, departed, dreamlike, dreamy, empty, ethereal, extinct, extinguished, fancied, flimsy, gone, gossamery, groundless, hallucinatory, hypothetical, illusory,… … New thesaurus
nonexistent — non|ex|ist|ent [ˌnɔnıgˈzıstənt US ˌna:n ] adj something that is nonexistent does not exist at all, or is not present in a particular place almost/virtually/practically etc nonexistent ▪ On a Sunday morning traffic was almost nonexistent. >non… … Dictionary of contemporary English
nonexistent — non|ex|ist|ent [ ,nanıg zıstənt ] adjective * not real or present. This word is often used about something that should be present but is not: almost/virtually nonexistent: Labor is cheap and health and safety regulations virtually nonexistent. ╾… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
nonexistent — adjective not existing at all, or not present in a particular place: We were expected to sit on nonexistent chairs. | Their sex life was practically nonexistent. non existence noun (U) … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
nonexistent — adjective Not existent; not real. Hrunk is a nonexistent word … Wiktionary
nonexistent — adjective studio honchos would feed the press stories of the nonexistent guy girl romances of their homosexual stars Syn: imaginary, imagined, unreal, fictional, fictitious, made up, invented, fanciful; fantastic, mythical; illusory,… … Thesaurus of popular words
nonexistent — adjective not having existence or being or actuality (Freq. 3) chimeras are nonexistent • Ant: ↑existent • Similar to: ↑lacking, ↑absent, ↑missing, ↑wanting, ↑ … Useful english dictionary
Nonexistent (album) — Nonexistent Studio album by Living Sacrifice Released 1999 Genre Christian metal Death metal … Wikipedia
nonexistent — adjective see nonexistence … New Collegiate Dictionary
