The antonyms of the word 'existent' are non-existent or nonexistent, absent, imaginary, illusory, or unreal. Nonexistent refers to something that never existed, while absent means something that is not present or available. Imaginary and illusory both describe something that is not real, but imaginary refers to something that is created by the imagination, while illusory refers to something that appears real but is actually false. Unreal refers to something that is not genuinely present or happening. These words convey the opposite meaning of 'existent,' which refers to something that is present or currently existing.

What are the antonyms for Existent?

• adj.

  • alive
  • false
  ,
  • imaginary
  .
  • all
  • nonexistent
  .
  • bygone
  • be lated
  ,
  • be-lated
  ,
  • by gone
  ,
  • by-gone
  ,
  • de parted
  ,
  • de-parted
  ,
  • down memory lane
  ,
  • in oblivion
  ,
  • more oldfangled
  ,
  • more sometime
  ,
  • most oldfangled
  ,
  • most sometime
  ,
  • of old
  ,
  • of yore
  ,
  • old fashioned
  ,
  • old time
  ,
  • oldfangled
  ,
  • oldfashioned
  ,
  • oldtime
  ,
  • out of date
  ,
  • water over dam
  ,
  • water over the dam
  ,
  • water under bridge
  .
  • dead
  • Perished
  ,
  • anesthetized
  ,
  • bereft life
  ,
  • bereft of life
  ,
  • de ceased
  ,
  • de-ceased
  ,
  • gone meet maker
  ,
  • gone reward
  ,
  • gone to meet maker
  ,
  • gone to reward
  ,
  • in animate
  ,
  • in operable
  ,
  • in operative
  ,
  • in sensitive
  ,
  • in sipid
  ,
  • in-active
  ,
  • in-animate
  ,
  • in-operable
  ,
  • in-operative
  ,
  • in-sensitive
  ,
  • in-sipid
  ,
  • inert
  ,
  • inoperable
  ,
  • lifeless
  ,
  • more anesthetized
  ,
  • more deadened
  ,
  • more erased
  ,
  • more expired
  ,
  • more inoperable
  ,
  • more liquidated
  ,
  • more mortified
  ,
  • more numbed
  ,
  • more offed
  ,
  • more perished
  ,
  • more reposing
  ,
  • more unanimated
  ,
  • most anesthetized
  ,
  • most deadened
  ,
  • most erased
  ,
  • most expired
  ,
  • most inoperable
  ,
  • most liquidated
  ,
  • most mortified
  ,
  • most numbed
  ,
  • most offed
  ,
  • most perished
  ,
  • most reposing
  ,
  • most unanimated
  ,
  • no more
  ,
  • not existing
  ,
  • offed
  ,
  • out and out
  ,
  • out misery
  ,
  • out of misery
  ,
  • out of one misery
  ,
  • out of one's misery
  ,
  • out of ones misery
  ,
  • out one misery
  ,
  • out one's misery
  ,
  • out ones misery
  ,
  • out right
  ,
  • out righter
  ,
  • out rightest
  ,
  • out-right
  ,
  • out-righter
  ,
  • passed away
  ,
  • pushing daisies
  ,
  • pushing up daisies
  ,
  • re posing
  ,
  • re-posing
  ,
  • resting in peace
  ,
  • resting peace
  ,
  • un animated
  ,
  • un conditional
  ,
  • un employed
  ,
  • un feeling
  ,
  • un interesting
  ,
  • un mitigated
  ,
  • un profitable
  ,
  • un qualified
  ,
  • un responsive
  ,
  • un-animated
  ,
  • un-conditional
  ,
  • un-mitigated
  ,
  • un-qualified
  ,
  • un-responsive
  ,
  • unanimated
  .
  • defunct
  • down drain
  ,
  • ex animate
  ,
  • ex-animate
  ,
  • exanimate
  ,
  • in valid
  ,
  • in-valid
  ,
  • more exanimate
  ,
  • most exanimate
  ,
  • out commission
  .
  • extinct, not functioning
  • defunct
  .
  • in the past
  • bygone
  .
  • lost
  • at sea
  ,
  • be mused
  ,
  • be wildered
  ,
  • be-mused
  ,
  • be-wildered
  ,
  • cast away
  ,
  • dis appeared
  ,
  • dis oriented
  ,
  • dis trait
  ,
  • dis-appeared
  ,
  • dis-oriented
  ,
  • dis-trait
  ,
  • ex terminated
  ,
  • ex-terminated
  ,
  • fallen between cracks
  ,
  • forgotten
  ,
  • going circles
  ,
  • going in circles
  ,
  • gone astray
  ,
  • in visible
  ,
  • in-visible
  ,
  • irrecoverable
  ,
  • irretrievable
  ,
  • kiss goodbye
  ,
  • mis placed
  ,
  • mis spent
  ,
  • mis used
  ,
  • mis-laid
  ,
  • mis-spent
  ,
  • mis-used
  ,
  • more abolished
  ,
  • more adrift
  ,
  • more annihilated
  ,
  • more consumed
  ,
  • more demolished
  ,
  • more devastated
  ,
  • more entranced
  ,
  • more eradicated
  ,
  • more exterminated
  ,
  • more forfeit
  ,
  • more forfeited
  ,
  • more frittered
  ,
  • more inconscient
  ,
  • more irrecoverable
  ,
  • more irretrievable
  ,
  • more misused
  ,
  • more squandered
  ,
  • more unremembered
  ,
  • more without
  ,
  • most abolished
  ,
  • most adrift
  ,
  • most annihilated
  ,
  • most consumed
  ,
  • most demolished
  ,
  • most devastated
  ,
  • most disappeared
  ,
  • most entranced
  ,
  • most eradicated
  ,
  • most exterminated
  ,
  • most forfeit
  ,
  • most forfeited
  ,
  • most frittered
  ,
  • most inconscient
  ,
  • most irrecoverable
  ,
  • most misused
  ,
  • most squandered
  ,
  • most unredeemed
  ,
  • most unremembered
  ,
  • most without
  ,
  • nowhere be found
  ,
  • nowhere to be found
  ,
  • off course
  ,
  • offcourse
  ,
  • out the window
  ,
  • out window
  ,
  • pre occupied
  ,
  • pre-occupied
  ,
  • taken in
  ,
  • taken up
  ,
  • un conscious
  ,
  • un redeemed
  ,
  • un remembered
  ,
  • un-conscious
  ,
  • un-redeemed
  ,
  • un-remembered
  ,
  • unredeemed
  ,
  • unremembered
  .
  • missing, off-track
  • lost
  .
  • mysterious, not of this world
  • supernatural
  .
  • new
  • Neoteric
  ,
  • brand new
  ,
  • brandnew
  ,
  • cutting-edge
  ,
  • cuttingedge
  ,
  • dewier
  ,
  • dewiest
  ,
  • dewy
  ,
  • dis similar
  ,
  • dis-similar
  ,
  • farther
  ,
  • in experienced
  ,
  • in-creased
  ,
  • in-experienced
  ,
  • just out
  ,
  • more another
  ,
  • more cutting edge
  ,
  • more cutting-edge
  ,
  • more cuttingedge
  ,
  • more redesigned
  ,
  • more refreshed
  ,
  • more regenerated
  ,
  • more uncontaminated
  ,
  • more untrodden
  ,
  • most another
  ,
  • most cutting edge
  ,
  • most cutting-edge
  ,
  • most cuttingedge
  ,
  • most neoteric
  ,
  • most redesigned
  ,
  • most regenerated
  ,
  • most uncontaminated
  ,
  • most untrodden
  ,
  • newest
  ,
  • nower
  ,
  • nowest
  ,
  • re cent
  ,
  • re designed
  ,
  • re generated
  ,
  • re-designed
  ,
  • re-generated
  ,
  • redesigned
  ,
  • spick and span
  ,
  • ultra modern
  ,
  • ultra-modern
  ,
  • un accustomed
  ,
  • un contaminated
  ,
  • un familiar
  ,
  • un known
  ,
  • un liker
  ,
  • un likest
  ,
  • un seasoned
  ,
  • un skilled
  ,
  • un spoiled
  ,
  • un touched
  ,
  • un trained
  ,
  • un tried
  ,
  • un trieder
  ,
  • un triedest
  ,
  • un trodden
  ,
  • un usual
  ,
  • un-accustomed
  ,
  • un-contaminated
  ,
  • un-familiar
  ,
  • un-known
  ,
  • un-likest
  ,
  • un-seasoned
  ,
  • un-skilled
  ,
  • un-spoiled
  ,
  • un-touched
  ,
  • un-trained
  ,
  • un-tried
  ,
  • un-trieder
  ,
  • un-triedest
  ,
  • un-trodden
  ,
  • un-used
  ,
  • un-usual
  ,
  • uncontaminated
  ,
  • untrodden
  ,
  • up to date
  .
  • nil
  • more nihil
  ,
  • more nothing
  ,
  • more zero
  ,
  • most nihil
  ,
  • most nothing
  ,
  • most zero
  ,
  • nihil
  ,
  • nixer
  ,
  • nixest
  ,
  • noner
  ,
  • nonest
  ,
  • nought
  ,
  • noughter
  ,
  • noughtest
  .
  • no longer alive
  • dead
  .
  • nonexistent
  • Gossamery
  ,
  • Non-existent
  ,
  • few and far between
  ,
  • few far between
  ,
  • hypo thetical
  ,
  • hypo-thetical
  ,
  • hypothetical
  ,
  • in substantial
  ,
  • in-substantial
  ,
  • more extinguished
  ,
  • more fancied
  ,
  • more gossamery
  ,
  • more ungrounded
  ,
  • most extinguished
  ,
  • most fancied
  ,
  • most gossamery
  ,
  • most ungrounded
  ,
  • nil
  ,
  • non existent
  ,
  • null void
  ,
  • passed on
  ,
  • un grounded
  ,
  • un substantial
  ,
  • un-grounded
  ,
  • un-real
  ,
  • un-substantial
  ,
  • ungrounded
  ,
  • without foundation
  .
  • noun
  • Inexistent
  ,
  • absent
  ,
  • abstract
  ,
  • alleged
  ,
  • assumed
  ,
  • barren
  ,
  • chimerical
  ,
  • conceived
  ,
  • conjectural
  ,
  • deceased
  ,
  • departed
  ,
  • destitute
  ,
  • destroyed
  ,
  • devoid
  ,
  • dispirited
  ,
  • dull
  ,
  • envisioned
  ,
  • exterminated
  ,
  • extinct
  ,
  • fabled
  ,
  • fabricated
  ,
  • fake
  ,
  • fanciful
  ,
  • fictional
  ,
  • fictitious
  ,
  • free
  ,
  • gone
  ,
  • ideal
  ,
  • idle
  ,
  • illusory
  ,
  • imagined
  ,
  • inactive
  ,
  • inanimate
  ,
  • innocent
  ,
  • invented
  ,
  • kaput
  ,
  • lacking
  ,
  • legendary
  ,
  • made-up
  ,
  • missing
  ,
  • nonextant
  ,
  • pictured
  ,
  • platonic
  ,
  • possible
  ,
  • potential
  ,
  • pretend
  ,
  • reputed
  ,
  • romantic
  ,
  • spiritless
  ,
  • supposed
  ,
  • suppositional
  ,
  • symbolic
  ,
  • theoretical
  ,
  • unreal
  ,
  • vanished
  ,
  • virtual
  ,
  • visualized
  ,
  • wanting
  .
  • spent
  • all in
  ,
  • burnt-out
  ,
  • burntout
  ,
  • dog tired
  ,
  • dog-tired
  ,
  • dogtired
  ,
  • done-in
  ,
  • donein
  ,
  • ex pended
  ,
  • ex-pended
  ,
  • far-gone
  ,
  • fargone
  ,
  • more burnt out
  ,
  • more burnt-out
  ,
  • more burntout
  ,
  • more dog-tired
  ,
  • more dogtired
  ,
  • more donein
  ,
  • more expended
  ,
  • more fagged
  ,
  • more far gone
  ,
  • more fargone
  ,
  • more played out
  ,
  • more played-out
  ,
  • more playedout
  ,
  • more shattered
  ,
  • more shot
  ,
  • most burnt out
  ,
  • most burnt-out
  ,
  • most burntout
  ,
  • most dog tired
  ,
  • most dog-tired
  ,
  • most dogtired
  ,
  • most done in
  ,
  • most done-in
  ,
  • most donein
  ,
  • most expended
  ,
  • most fagged
  ,
  • most far gone
  ,
  • most far-gone
  ,
  • most fargone
  ,
  • most played out
  ,
  • most played-out
  ,
  • most playedout
  ,
  • most shot
  ,
  • played out
  ,
  • played-out
  ,
  • ready drop
  ,
  • ready to drop
  ,
  • thrown away
  ,
  • washed up
  ,
  • washedup
  .
  • supernatural
  • Supermundane
  ,
  • fairier
  ,
  • fairiest
  ,
  • meta physical
  ,
  • meta-physical
  ,
  • more phantom
  ,
  • more supermundane
  ,
  • more superordinary
  ,
  • more supranatural
  ,
  • more unknowable
  ,
  • more unrevealed
  ,
  • most phantom
  ,
  • most supermundane
  ,
  • most superordinary
  ,
  • most supranatural
  ,
  • most unknowable
  ,
  • most unrevealed
  ,
  • para normal
  ,
  • super human
  ,
  • super mundane
  ,
  • super natural
  ,
  • super ordinary
  ,
  • super-human
  ,
  • super-mundane
  ,
  • super-natural
  ,
  • super-ordinary
  ,
  • superhuman
  ,
  • superordinary
  ,
  • supra natural
  ,
  • supra-natural
  ,
  • supranatural
  ,
  • un cannier
  ,
  • un canniest
  ,
  • un canny
  ,
  • un comprehensible
  ,
  • un earthlier
  ,
  • un earthliest
  ,
  • un earthly
  ,
  • un fathomable
  ,
  • un knowable
  ,
  • un revealed
  ,
  • un-cannier
  ,
  • un-canniest
  ,
  • un-comprehensible
  ,
  • un-earthlier
  ,
  • un-earthliest
  ,
  • un-earthly
  ,
  • un-intelligible
  ,
  • un-knowable
  ,
  • un-natural
  ,
  • un-revealed
  ,
  • unknowable
  ,
  • unrevealed
  .
  • used up, gone; tired out
  • spent
  .

• imp. & p. p.

  • noun
  • dreamed
  .

• n.

  • noun
  • trompe-l'oeil
  .

• v. t.

  • noun
  • fancied
  .

• Other relevant words:

• fabulous
,
• fagged
,
• fantastic
,
• had it
,
• new
.

Usage examples for Existent

Famous quotes with Existent

• It is a rare mind indeed that can render the hitherto non-existent blindingly obvious. The cry 'I could have thought of that' is a very popular and misleading one, for the fact is that they didn't, and a very significant and revealing fact it is too.

  Douglas Adams
• The future will be determined in part by happenings that it is impossible to foresee; it will also be influenced by trends that are now existent and observable.

  Emily Greene Balch
• The true gourmet, like the true artist, is one of the unhappiest creatures existent. His trouble comes from so seldom finding what he constantly seeks: perfection.

  Ludwig Bemelmans
• We were gradually playing larger venues and in the early days PA systems were kind of non-existent. So to play loud, we had to use louder equipment. The PA systems back then didn't mic the instruments - only the vocals.

  John Entwistle
• Will some reporter, or some Republican on the Sunday shows, please ask why tax cuts raid the non-existent Social Security Trust Fund but all the Democrats' new spending doesn't? Will someone please ask that?

  Rush Limbaugh

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