nonpresence
- noun
- /nɒnˈprɛzəns/
- The manager's nonpresence during meetings led to a lack of direction for the team.
Examples
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Her nonpresence was noted by everyone.
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Despite his experience, the speaker's nonpresence made the audience lose interest quickly.
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Her nonpresence on stage was surprising, as she is usually very charismatic.
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The actor's nonpresence left the audience confused.
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Her nonpresence at the meeting made it difficult for the team to progress.
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Despite his talent, his nonpresence often left the audience bored and uninspired.
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The actor's nonpresence on stage was evident; he failed to engage the crowd.
Synonyms
Making yourself less noticeable in a group or place
Being hard to notice in a place or crowd
Not attracting attention so people do not notice you
A state of not being seen or heard by other people
A state of being unknown and not noticed by many people
Antonyms
How Present
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word nonpresence comes from non- 'not' and presence 'being noticed', like when someone is present on stage. So nonpresence describes someone who does not make people notice them.