inexistence

Meanings

• Lack of existence or reality of something.

  - "The mythical creature, unicorn, is an example of inexistence."
  - "The concept of a square circle is an example of inexistence in mathematics."

• Nonexistence or lack of being, essence, presence, or manifestation of something.

  - "The absence of oxygen in the air is an example of inexistence in physical sciences."
  - "The non-existence of a valid contract between two parties is an example of inexistence in legal studies."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with inexistence
exist , persist , coexist , conexist , subsist , transcend , descend , ascend , commence , terminate , elapse , ensue , ensnare , entrap , embezzle , extort , exhume , excavate , extract , expunge , expiate , expiate , exculpate , exonerate , exemplify , explicate , elucidate , enlighten , illuminate

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Homophones

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1. inexistence
   

2. inexplicable
   

3. inexpressible
   

4. ineffective
   

5. inexhaustible
   

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Variants

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inexistence , inexistences

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Forms

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The word 'inexistence' is a noun and can be used as a subject or object in a sentence. It can also be used as an adjective to describe the state or condition of something that does not exist or is non-existent.

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Etymology

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The word 'inexistence' is derived from the Latin word 'inexistentia', which is composed of two roots: 'in-' meaning 'not' or 'lack of' and 'existentia' meaning 'existence' or 'state of being'. Thus, the word 'inexistence' refers to the lack or absence of existence or state of being of something.

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Related Concepts

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1. Existence: The state or condition of being or having existence, reality, or presence in the world or universe. Opposite of inexistence.

2. Reality: The state or condition of being real or existing in fact as opposed to being imaginary or abstract. Opposite of unreal or nonexistent.

3. Presence: The state or condition of being present or existing in a particular place or time. Opposite of absence or nonexistent.

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Culture

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In literature, 'inexistence' has been used to depict a sense of emptiness or void in characters or stories. In philosophy, 'inexistence' has been explored as a concept related to the nature of reality and existence. In art, 'inexistence' has been depicted as a theme or motif representing emptiness, void, or the absence of something.

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