Definitions and Examples of present, attendant, available
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Existing or occurring in a place or thing; being there.
Example
Please make sure you are present at the meeting tomorrow.
Being present or available to assist or serve.
Example
The hotel has an attendant on duty 24/7 to help guests with their needs.
Capable of being used or obtained; ready for use or service.
Example
The manager is available to meet with you at 3 pm today.
Key Differences: present vs attendant vs available
- 1Present refers to something that exists or occurs in a particular place or time.
- 2Attendant describes someone who is present and available to assist or serve.
- 3Available means that something is capable of being used or obtained.
Effective Usage of present, attendant, available
- 1Business Meetings: Use present to indicate that someone is attending a meeting.
- 2Customer Service: Use attendant to describe someone who is present and available to assist customers.
- 3Scheduling: Use available to indicate that someone is free to meet or work at a particular time.
Remember this!
The antonyms of nonattendant are present, attendant, and available. These words convey the opposite meaning of not being there or not being present. Use these words to indicate attendance, describe availability, and provide customer service.