What does non-coming mean?
Non-coming means A lack or absence of coming; failure to come.
Non-coming
Pronunciation varies by accent · noun
Meaning
A lack or absence of coming; failure to come.
Example Sentences
[…] and inasmuch as the husband does not now come, which non-coming shall be adjudged a default, we pray that they be distrained to attorn.
This poem is about non-coming and non-going.
Beginning at the end, ending at the beginning, the comings and goings—the non-comings, the non-goings— of Estragon and Vladimir settling onto boots, and swollen feet; a very precise picture of pain.
Synonyms for non-coming
Antonyms for non-coming
Related Words
Word Forms
- non-comings
- noncoming
Usage Notes
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How do you use non-coming in a sentence?
[…] and inasmuch as the husband does not now come, which non-coming shall be adjudged a default, we pray that they be distrained to attorn.
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