L'Absente

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• Absente — is a brand name of 110 proof pastis liqueur. Although marketed as Absinthe refined it contains no grande wormwood ( Artemisia absinthium ) but instead uses southern wormwood ( Artemisia abrotanum ) and is closer in form to pastis and not absinthe …   Wikipedia

• absente — (del lat. «absens, entis»; ant.) adj. Ausente. * * * absente. (Del lat. absens, entis). adj. desus. ausente …   Enciclopedia Universal

• absente — (Del lat. absens, entis). adj. desus. ausente …   Diccionario de la lengua española

• absente reo — [ab sen′tē rē′ō] [L] in the absence of the defendant …   English World dictionary

• absente — ● absent, absente adjectif (latin absens) Qui n est pas en un lieu où on pourrait s attendre à le trouver : Il est absent de son bureau. Qui manque, qui fait défaut à quelque chose, dans un lieu : Toute arrière pensée n est pas absente de son… …   Encyclopédie Universelle

• absente — æbsnt adv. part of the Latin phrase absente reo (in the absence of the defendant) …   English contemporary dictionary

• absente — /aebsentiy/ Lat. Being absent; often used in the old reports of one of the judges not present at the hearing of a cause absente reo /aebsentiy riyow/ The defendant being absent …   Black's law dictionary

• absente — /aebsentiy/ Lat. Being absent; often used in the old reports of one of the judges not present at the hearing of a cause absente reo /aebsentiy riyow/ The defendant being absent …   Black's law dictionary

• absente reo — ab|sentēˈrē(ˌ)ō Etymology: New Latin : the defendant being absent * * * /ab sen tee ree oh/, Law. in the absence of the defendant. Abbr.: abs. re. [ < L: lit., the party to the lawsuit (or the defendant) being away] * * * absente reo /ab… …   Useful english dictionary

• Absente — Absence Cette page d’homonymie répertorie les différents sujets et articles partageant un même nom …   Wikipédia en Français

• absente reo — /ab sen tee ree oh/, Law. in the absence of the defendant. Abbr.: abs. re. [ < L: lit., the party to the lawsuit (or the defendant) being away] * * * …   Universalium