nonexistent in Russian
nonexistent in Russian is несуществу́ющий — nonexistent means not existing; not real.
nonexistent in Russian
несуществу́ющий
Pronounced: nesushchestvuyushchiy
Not existent or existing; not real.
What does "nonexistent" mean?
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adjective Not existing; not real.
"Any evidence of wrongdoing was nonexistent."
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nonexistent in a sentence
- Any evidence of wrongdoing was nonexistent.
- His interest in sports is basically nonexistent.
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What is "nonexistent" in Russian?
"nonexistent" in Russian is несуществу́ющий. nonexistent means: Not existing; not real.
How do you pronounce несуществу́ющий?
"nonexistent" in Russian is несуществу́ющий, pronounced "nesushchestvuyushchiy".
How do you use "nonexistent" in a sentence?
Example: "Any evidence of wrongdoing was nonexistent." In Russian, "nonexistent" is несуществу́ющий.
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