Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Absent"

A: Something that is not there

A: To not be present or a part of something

A: "The teacher had a list of all students who were absent."
"They will be kicked out of the sports club if they are absent again."
"Is anyone absent today?"

A: I was absent at the meeting. She was absent today. He was absent because his car broke down

A: I was absent from class yesterday.

If you are absent from work again, you will not be paid!

"Absent from" is pretty formal, and there are usually more casual phrases that mean the same thing.

(Like "I didn't come to class yesterday" and "If you miss another day of work, you won't get paid!")

A: Remember what i said, "absent" means kind of like won't be returning.
People mostly use the term "away" unless it's a school environment.
Think of it this way, you can use"away" for all scenarios, but "absent" is specific to attendance.(School/work)

A: Absent is an adjective, absentee is a noun. So an absent student is an absentee!

A: Absent is an adjectice
Absence is a noun

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A: ABsent.

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A: absent.

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A: Both of them are correct. For the second one it would sound more natural to say, “she’s away today”.