/ˈæbsəns/
NOUN
The condition or period of being away from a particular place, person, or group, especially when presence is expected.
The state of being away from a place where someone is normally expected, such as a workplace, school, meeting, or home.
Failure to attend school, work, or an assigned duty, particularly without permission or a valid explanation.
NOUN
The state of not having something that is expected, needed, or normally present.
The condition of having too little or none of something required, useful, or desirable.
The condition of lacking a particular quality, feature, element, or characteristic that would normally be expected.
The state of something not existing, being unavailable, or not being present in a particular place or situation.
NOUN
A state of being mentally distracted or unaware of one's immediate surroundings because one's thoughts are elsewhere.
A condition in which someone is inattentive to their surroundings because their mind is occupied with other thoughts.
NOUN
A brief episode of impaired or lost awareness, typically involving a sudden onset and recovery, and sometimes associated with epilepsy.
A short episode in which a person becomes temporarily unaware of their surroundings, commonly associated with an absence seizure.