gen. Falsely alleged; invalid, non-existent.
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释义 | the world > existence and causation > existence > non-existence > [adjective] (62) pretended1489 gen. Falsely alleged; invalid, non-existent. Oudemian streeta1586 a non-existent place, nowhere (sometimes as a notional address). not-being1594 Non-existent. Obsolete. rare. unbeing1607 Non-existent. inexistent1646 Not existing; having no existence; non-existent. (In quot. 1704, said of a state in which the person is as if non-existent.) non-existent1646 That does not exist or have being. insubsistent1654 That does not subsist. unented1657 Not endowed with being. unexistenta1682 (un-, prefix1 affix 1.) non-existing1743 = non-existent, adj. null1762 Chiefly Science. Amounting to nothing; nil; non-existent; esp. designating or relating to a point, region, or state in which no effect or force… unexisting1785 (un-, prefix1 affix 4.) nullibiquitous1820 Existing nowhere. non-entitous1831 = non-entitious, adj. Cf. non-entitative, adj., non-entitive, adj. beingless1835 That has no being, non-existent. non-entitive1872 = non-entitative, adj. non-entitative1889 That has no substance; = non-entitive, adj. Cf. non-entitious, adj., non-entitous, adj. nil1937 Containing, reporting, or consisting of nothing; non-existent. Subcategories:— that has not come into existence (2) — pseudo-existing (1) — no, none, or not any (24) — negative (7) — no longer existent (8) — ceasing to exist (2) |
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