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- Dictionarynon·ex·ist·ent/ˌnänəɡˈzist(ə)nt/
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- 1. not existing or not real or present: "she pretended to tie a nonexistent shoelace"
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Synonyms for NONEXISTENT: absent, lacking, missing, extinct, vanished, lost, wanting, inadequate; Antonyms of NONEXISTENT: present, existent, active, current, alive, living, thriving, common
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Synonyms and antonyms of nonexistent in English. nonexistent. adjective. These are words and phrases related to nonexistent. Click on any word or phrase to go to its thesaurus page. UNREAL. Synonyms. unreal. not real. imaginary. imagined. illusory. illusive. chimerical. insubstantial. fictitious. legendary. fantastic. ghostly. shadowy. spectral.
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