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AWOL

adjective-adverb as in absent

adjective-adverb as in absent without leave

noun as in absence

noun as in hooky

noun as in truancy

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They expressed his dilemma as follows: "I must still show up to work but won't get paid, because if I don't it's considered AWOL".

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The Church's own published list of accused clergy marks his case as "not yet resolved" with no final determination of guilt or innocence, noting simply that he is "AWOL" - absent without leave.

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The Hamas massacre was a pre-enactment in microcosm of the destruction of Israel: the Israel Defense Forces in disarray, the government AWOL, civilians left to fend for themselves with pistols.

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It was unclear Monday if the soldier is considered absent without leave, or AWOL.

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Republican Nancy Mace asked: "When a soldier goes AWOL...what happens? What is the punishment?"

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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