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absentee
[ab-suhn-tee]
noun
a person who is absent, especially from work or school.
a person who is defined by their absence, such as a landowner who does not live on certain property owned or a voter who is permitted to cast a ballot by mail.
absentee
/ ˌæəˈپː /
noun
a person who is absent
( as modifier )
an absentee voter
Example Sentences
Despite the absentees, all three would have reasonable claims to be in England's first-choice team even if all the seamers were fit.
Going forward, however, she said that she will avoid voting absentee and instead vote in person whenever she can, as well as more diligently document her voting process.
Our lands, homes and businesses were seized, and we were labeled “absentees” even though we had been violently expelled and our properties expropriated.
But, on closer inspection, there was one notable absentee from the post-match celebrations.
She was absentee booked on suspicion of attempted murder after police said she pointed her handgun at officers and repeatedly ignored orders to put down the weapon.
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