English–Spanish
“nonexistent” in Spanish
Spanish
Pronunciation
IPA/ineksisˈtente/
Example
No hay pruebas; la acusación es inexistente.
There is no evidence; the accusation is nonexistent.
How to say “nonexistent” in Spanish
“Nonexistent” in Spanish is inexistente.
Absence of any real instance or referent.
Example sentences with inexistente
El riesgo era inexistente, así que continuamos.
The risk was nonexistent, so we continued.
Tips for using inexistente
- It contrasts with imposible: inexistente means lacking any actual existence, not merely being impossible, and speakers in conversation frequently use no existe for a less formal tone.