Synonyms for absentee
ˌæb sənˈtiab·sen·tee

Princeton's WordNet

1. absenteenoun

   one that is absent or not in residence

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1. List of paraphrases for "absentee":

   absent

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1. Catherine Lewis:

   The voter in question properly applied for an absentee ballot, provided her state-issued driver's license with Donna Brydges application, and returned Donna Brydges absentee ballot in the properly signed and sealed envelope as required by state law, the board of election inspectors, consisting of Republican and Democratic members, had no question that the voter was who she purported to be or that her signatures matched.

2. Kim Wyman:

   We have states that see 2 % of their ballots cast by absentee ballot in a regular election, and they're going to see an increase anywhere from 20-25 % to 60 or 70 % of their ballots returned by mail, it's essential that the Post Office is able to deal with that increased volume.

3. Patrick Gannon:

   Many people are watching North Carolina's absentee voting process, including candidates, political parties, county boards of elections, and political and data scientists, if there are anomalies or questionable activities, they will be reported to election officials.

4. County Commissioner Hausmann:

   I'll tell you where the biggest breakdown was, in my opinion, was how long it took us to process the absentee ballot applications, folks had gotten those application request forms six to eight weeks ago. And so when they weren't getting a response, and they couldn't find out what had happened to their request, they didn't have faith that they could reply in time if they even got it.

5. Sarah Riggs Amico:

   Any candidate claiming victory based on partial results is dishonoring the voices of hundreds of thousands of voters who, in good faith, turned in absentee ballots or stood in long lines late into the night in the pouring rain to make their voices heard, dismissing or ignoring valid ballots from these voters is an audacious affront to the entire voting rights movement and takes a page straight from the voter suppression playbook championed by Republicans like( Governor) Brian Kemp and State Brad Raffensperger.