nonexistent

Partyism was nonexistent in those days.

The evidence for his alibi was nonexistent.

Her interest in politics is virtually nonexistent.

The company's social media presence is nonexistent.

The chances of success are virtually nonexistent.

His knowledge of the subject is nonexistent.

The support from the government is nonexistent.

In some areas, job opportunities are nonexistent.

Her cooking skills are nonexistent.

The possibility of compromise seems nonexistent.

The communication between the two parties is virtually nonexistent.

McCourt's list of enemies is practically nonexistent.

" My budget would be nonexistent, " she said.

Bank regulations are virtually nonexistent at the time.

So her self-discipline, her self-control, her self-control is almost nonexistent.

There's no signs of life. Blood pressure's nonexistent.

But he's shooting at a nonexistent target and he knows it.

It also canceled permits of plantations covering 16,000 hectares found to be nonexistent.

They said that identity fraud, the idea of someone going to vote and impersonating someone else, is extremely rare, even nonexistent.

Gas went from practically nonexistent to 30% during the 1970s.

That is truer still in poor countries, where rain gauges are scarce and radar often nonexistent, but mobile phones common.