Lost and Present

Lost

Lost adjective - No longer possessed.

Present is an antonym for lost in extinct topic.

Nearby Word: losing

Present

Present adjective - Being within the confines of a specified place.
Usage example: all of you are required to be present for every meeting

Lost is an antonym for present.

Both words in one sentence

  • Film / We Are What We Are The flashbacks are interspersed with present-day events: the pioneer family eating their "lost" uncle cuts to bacon frying in a present-day diner, and both fathers stumble around unsettlingly.
  • Fantastic Nuke As a result of the cataclysm, a lot of Valyrian inventions were lost or exist in the present as Lost Technology.
  • Magazine / Nintendo Power Lost Episode: There's an alternate version of the final Howard & Nester strip that was never published on Nintendo Power, but was instead given personally to Howard Phillips as a going away present.
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