English
Etymology
Latin absentia, "being away, absence", derived from absens, present participle of abesse "to be away, to be absent".
Pronunciation
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| w:IPA|IPA || /æb�s�n(t)�i�/, /æb�s�n(t)��/
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| w:SAMPA|SAMPA || /{b"sEn(t)Si@/, /{b"sEn(t)S@/
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Noun
absentia
- absence
Usage notes
Only in the phrase in absentia .
See also
absentia epileptica
Category:English nouns
Latin
Etymology
Derived from absens "absence", present participle of abesse "to be away, be absent", from ab- + esse
Pronunciation
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! !! Classical !! Ecclesiastical
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| w:IPA|IPA || /ap�s�ntɪa/ || /ap�s�nʦja/
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| w:X-SAMPA|X-SAMPA || /ap"sEntIa/ || /ap"sEntsja/
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Noun
absentia, Wiktionary Appendix:Latin first declension|-ae f
- absence
Category:Latin nouns
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