Going and Nonexistent

Going

Going adjective - Accepted, used, or practiced by most people.

Nonexistent is an antonym for going.

Nearby Word: go

Nonexistent

Nonexistent adjective - Not present or in evidence.
Usage example: our perennially nonexistent computer tech is, once again, not here today

Going is an antonym for nonexistent.

Both words in one sentence

  • Snipe Hunt To add insult to injury, when someone is sent on a Snipe Hunt in the military, everyone knows what is going on when he asks for one of the nonexistent items.
    Source: Snipe Hunt
  • Leverage also featured an episode where they faked a nonexistent Honey Trap to claim that a Senate seat was going to be vacant.
    Source: Honey Trap
  • Now, any ship that manages to survive 3 years is barely going to hold together, as quality control is virtually nonexistent.
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