Meanings
- not comparableNever present; always absent.
But if the kids were omnipresent, the politicians were omniabsent, especially those running for office.
1979, Edgar Berman, Hubert: the triumph and tragedy of the Humphrey I knew, →ISBN, page 2042 more examples
No one has ever been conscious of the motion of light as it flows by; in fact, we are more apt to regard light in everyday life as a static phenomenon, either omnipresent or omniabsent.
1944, Charles Anthony Federer, Sky and Telescope, page 79The vying of male and female parts in this hag drama, and the dominanceof animus over ego, can be traced in almost every case to a woman's early relation to an omniabsent father, a figure who all but guarantees the woman's being caught in a hag complex in her later years.
1987, Ann & Barry Ulanov, The Witch and the Clown: Two Archetypes of Human Sexuality, →ISBN
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