English–Korean

“nonexistent” in Korean

Korean

Pronunciation

Romanizationcheonmu

Example

그 보고서에는 근거가 전무합니다.keu po go seo e neun keun geo ga cheon mu ham ni da

That report has no basis at all.

Illustration for 전무 (nonexistent)

How to say “nonexistent” in Korean

“Nonexistent” in Korean is 전무 (cheonmu).

A complete absence, leaving nothing there to point to or rely on.

Full entry for 전무: usage tips, similar words and word origin

Example sentences with 전무

그는 해당 업무에 대한 경험이 전무하다.keu neun hae dang eom mu e tae han kyeong heo mi cheon mu ha da

He has absolutely no experience in that work.

Tips for using 전무

  • In conversation, this formal adjective often sounds stiff, so simpler phrases such as completely absent or not there are usually more natural choices in English.

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