1) Although not present 2) How the invisible man votes 3) In absence 4) Nonattendance status 5) One way to get a degree 6) One way to vote 7) Though not present 8) While away 9) Without being there 10) Without the defendant present 
Absentia is Latin for absence. In absentia, a legal term, is Latin for `in the absence` or `while absent`. (In) absentia may also refer to: == Music, films and television == ...[law] Category:University of Oxford articles by quality ...
The latin word meaning" in absence of" . It refers to a term used in court to declare something in absence of , usually the defendant or accused, who may have escaped or not attended the trial of the court during its progress.
[adv] - while absent
in absentia In [one's] absence. Pronounced in Latin as [in ahb SEN tee uh] but in English as [in ab SEN shuh]. One may be awarded a university degree in absentia or be convicted of a crime in absentia; in the former case because of the inability of someone to appear for the academic ceremony, in the latter because somebody is beyond the reach of t...
adverb while absent; although absent; `he was sentenced in absentia`
in absence.