nonreturn
- noun
- /ˌnɒn.rɪˈtɜrn/
- After the storm, the villagers worried about the nonreturn of several fishermen.
Examples
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The soldier's unexpected nonreturn caused great concern among his family and friends.
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The company had to adjust its plans due to the nonreturn of key staff members.
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The nonreturn of the lost package surprised everyone.
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Her nonreturn to the team was unexpected.
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The sudden nonreturn of the missing hiker left the community in shock.
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The nonreturn of the popular athlete after his injury was disappointing for fans.
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Due to his nonreturn after the vacation, her workload increased significantly.
Synonyms
Not being in a place or at an event
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Nonreturn comes from the parts non- 'not' and return 'to go back', so it means the act or state when someone or something does not come back as expected, like a person who leaves and never returns.