presence
/ˈprɛzəns/
noun
- The state of being in a particular place or with a particular person.
- Her presence at the meeting made everyone feel more confident.
- The security guard noticed the presence of a stranger near the entrance.
- I enjoy the presence of my family during the holidays.
- A person's manner or the feeling they create when they are around.
- Even in silence, his calm presence made the room feel peaceful.
- The actor has a strong stage presence that captivates the audience.
- She has a commanding presence that makes people listen to her.
- A group of people, especially soldiers or police, stationed in a place.
- There is a strong police presence at the festival to keep everyone safe.
- The country maintains a military presence in the region for security.
- The company has a global presence with offices in over 20 countries.
- A spirit or invisible force that is felt to be nearby.
- The child claimed an invisible presence was watching over her.
- He sensed a mysterious presence in the dark forest.
- Some people say they feel a ghostly presence in the old house.
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