nonentity

[ non-en-ti-tee ]

/ nɒnˈɛn tɪ ti /

a person or thing of no importance.

something that does not exist or exists only in imagination.

nonexistence.

Origin of nonentity

First recorded in 1590–1600; non- + entity

1 nobody, cipher, mediocrity, zero, nullity.

Fact: Talk radio remained a nonentity when it came to fundraising for candidates.

Why the GOP Lost the Web Race |Eric Boehlert |May 20, 2009 |DAILY BEAST
"No one can work on the paper who isn't a party member," the other nonentity said.

Comrade Yetta |Albert Edwards
It is my last desperate effort as a wife to save you from baldness, obesity, and nonentity.

A Modern Chronicle, Complete |Winston Churchill
Their shadowy Arthur has left an undying name in romance, and is a nonentity in history.

Amenities of Literature |Isaac Disraeli

He felt the Frenchman was perfectly right in all he had said, and that a king, to do his duty, must be practically a nonentity.

Kophetua the Thirteenth |Julian Corbett
You shew me nonentity itself to be as doubtful as immortality!

The Wanderer (Volume 5 of 5) |Fanny Burney

nonentity

/ (ˌnɒnˈɛntɪtɪ) /

an insignificant person or thing

a nonexistent thing

the state of not existing; nonexistence