1. not existing; not real
   • ● a non-existent problem
   • ● ‘How's your social life?’ ‘Non-existent, I'm afraid.’
   • ● Hospital beds were scarce and medicines were practically non-existent.
   Compare : existent
   Extra Examples:

   • ● Services for customers on public transport are becoming non-existent.
   • ● The hotel turned out to be completely non-existent.
   • ● Typewriters have become almost non-existent in offices.
   • ● She was claiming welfare for two non-existent children.
   • ● They would waste their time worrying about non-existent dangers.
   Collocations: verbs

   • be
   • become

   adverb

   • completely
   • basically
   • almost

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