nonexistent

Adjective

(not comparable)

Not existent; not real.
"Hrunk" is a nonexistent word.
His social skills are nonexistent.

Origin

From non- +‎ existent.

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Dr. Karl Friedrich Otto Westphal, a German doctor who was a full professor of psychiatry at the Berlin Charité Hospital at a time when the separation between neurology and psychiatry was virtually nonexistent, did not share this view.
Julia and Rachel never missed a chance to tease her about her nonexistent relationship with Brandon.
In this boundlessness He could not be comprehended by the intellect or described in words, and as such the En Soph was in a certain sense Ayin, nonexistent (Zohar, iii.
He gazed towards his nonexistent condo and crossed his arms, leaning back against the car.
When, in 400 B.C., Xenophon marched with the mercenaries of Cyrus, from the Tigris to the Black Sea, the authority of the king was nonexistent north of Armenia, and the tribes of the Pontic moun~ tains, with the Greek cities on the coast, were completely inde~ pendent.

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