in absentia

(formal)

if something happens to someone in absentia, they are not present when it happens to them The court convicted her in absentia and fined her $500.

in absentia

While not present, as in He was tried and convicted in absentia, or He was awarded his degree in absentia. This expression is Latin for "in absence"; its use in English dates from the late 1800s.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Eve	[i:v]
Ager	['eidʒə]
Chlothar	-	Ancient Germanic
Mirek	MEE-rek (Polish)	Czech, Slovak, Polish
Tully	-	History
Hunberct	-	Ancient Germanic