Pronunciation: /nɑnəˈtɛndənt/
noun a person who is not present or in attendance
A1 The nonattendant forgot to lock the door.
A2 The nonattendant at the hotel was very helpful.
B1 The nonattendant at the conference center was responsible for setting up the room.
B2 The nonattendant in the library was busy shelving books.
C1 The nonattendant in the courtroom was called to testify as a witness.
C2 The nonattendant in the emergency room was assisting the doctors during a busy night.
adjective not present or in attendance
A1 The nonattendant student failed to turn in their homework.
A2 The nonattendant employee was fired for not showing up to work.
B1 The nonattendant customer left the store without making a purchase.
B2 The nonattendant driver caused a car accident by running a red light.
C1 The nonattendant professor missed several classes without notifying the students.
C2 The nonattendant jury member was replaced due to their absence during deliberations.
formal The nonattendant failed to show up for work, causing a disruption in the schedule.
informal The nonattendant didn't come to the meeting, so we had to reschedule.
slang The nonattendant was a no-show at the party last night.
figurative In the absence of the nonattendant, the project came to a standstill.
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