Absent and Fictional

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Absent adjective - Not at a certain place.

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Fictional and absent are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Fictional" instead an adjective "Absent".

Nearby Words: absence, absented, absently, absenting

Fictional adjective - Not real and existing only in the imagination.

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Absent and fictional are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Absent" instead an adjective "Fictional".

Nearby Words: fiction, fictitious, fictionally, fictionalised

French physicist André-Marie Ampère was notoriously absent-minded too, inspiring the fictional Savant Cosinus.

Source: Absent-Minded Professor
On the other hand the traditional theropod is absent, in favour of a fictional quadrapedal carnivore.

Source: Film / When Dinosaurs Ruled The Earth
The series is set in the fictional Yakushi Town in Japan and follows the exploits of the Tanaka family - consisting of mother Himiko, oft-absent father Akira, teenage son Satoru and young daughter Sakura - and their acquaintances.

Source: Webcomic / Toki No Tanaka

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