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Detailed Translations for absently from English to Swedish

absently:


Translation Matrix for absently:

AdverbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- absentmindedly; abstractedly; inattentively

Synonyms for "absently":

  • abstractedly; inattentively; absentmindedly

Related Definitions for "absently":

  1. in an absentminded or preoccupied manner1
    • he read the letter absently1

absent:


Translation Matrix for absent:

VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- remove
AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- absentminded; abstracted; lacking; missing; scatty; wanting
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
frånvarande absent; absentminded
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
obetänksamt absent; thoughtless; unthinking careless; foolhardy; hasty; heedless; inconsiderate; light-headed; overconfident; premature; rash; reckless; thoughtless; unthinking
oförsiktig absent; thoughtless; unthinking
oförsiktigt absent; thoughtless; unthinking
tanklös absent; thoughtless; unthinking careless; inconsiderate; nonchalant; overconfident; rash; reckless; thoughtless; unthinking
tanklöst absent; thoughtless; unthinking careless; foolhardy; heedless; imprudent; inconsiderate; light-headed; nonchalant; overconfident; rash; reckless; thoughtless; unthinking; without thinking

Related Words for "absent":

  • absently

Synonyms for "absent":


Antonyms for "absent":


Related Definitions for "absent":

  1. lost in thought; showing preoccupation1
    • an absent stare1
  2. nonexistent1
    • the thumb is absent1
  3. not being in a specified place1
  4. go away or leave1
    • He absented himself1

Wiktionary Translations for absent:

absent
adjective
  1. inattentive
  2. being away from a place

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
absent frånvarande abwesendnicht gegenwärtig sein, nicht präsent sein, zu einem bestimmten Zeitpunkt oder in einem bestimmten Zeitraum fehlend
absent frånvarande; tankspridd absent — Qui n’est pas là où on l’attend.
absent avlägsna sig absenter — S’éloigner de quelque lieu où l’on est habituellement, où la profession, les fonctions qu’on exercer vouloir que l’on demeurer, etc.