missing

IPA: mˈɪsɪŋ

Not able to be located; gone, misplaced.
Not present when it (they) should be.
Of an internal combustion engine: running roughly due to an occasional lack of a spark or other irregular fault.

Examples of "missing" in Sentences

More than 8,100 remain missing from the Korean War, and 1,779 from Vietnam.
With this accounting, 8,025 service members still remain missing from the conflict.
More than 220 personnel from Florida alone remain missing from the Vietnam, Korea and Cold
Henry Kuloba, 27, a lawyer, was among those who said he found his name missing from the rolls in Kampala.
The name, inspired by the phrase "missing in action," was revealed on the website of the New York Daily News.
The scaly escape artist has been named Mia, inspired by the phrase "missing in action," in an online vote sponsored by the Daily News and the
The scaly escape artist has been named Mia, inspired by the phrase "missing in action," in an online vote sponsored by the Daily News and the Wildlife Conservation Society.
The NFL announced the 65 underclassmen who have been declared eligible for the 2012 draft, and there's a name missing from that list that will certainly have people interested: Chris Polk.
Owing to your world-view, you are sensitive to issues like under-representation and rightfully lament what you have witnessed all your life; poor people and more specifically, people of color for the most part are once again missing from the table.