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unexistent vs not existent

Both 'nonexistent' and 'not existent' are correct phrases, but 'nonexistent' is more commonly used in English. 'Nonexistent' is a single word that means something does not exist, while 'not existent' is a two-word phrase that conveys the same meaning.

Last updated: March 08, 2024 • 1163 views

unexistent

This is not a standard English word. The correct term is 'nonexistent.'

The term 'nonexistent' is used to describe something that does not exist. It is a single word and is more commonly used than 'not existent.'

Alternatives:

  • nonexistent
  • does not exist
  • nonexistent
  • nonexistent
  • nonexistent

not existent

This is a correct phrase in English, but 'nonexistent' is more commonly used.

'Not existent' is a two-word phrase that means something does not exist. While correct, it is less common than the single word 'nonexistent.'

Alternatives:

  • nonexistent
  • does not exist
  • nonexistent
  • nonexistent
  • nonexistent

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