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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
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Difference between non-existent, nonexistent and inexistent
What is the difference between non-existent, nonexistent and inexistent?
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There's no difference, except that nonexistent is by far the most commonly used, and inexistent is very rarely used.
- There's no difference, except that nonexistent is by far the most commonly used, and inexistent is very rarely used.
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There's no difference, except that nonexistent is by far the most commonly used, and inexistent is very rarely used.
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