It's called "no-show" if a guest doesn't appear. Is it right to call the opposite "show"?
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1Wouldn't it be "Showed Up"?– RaestlozSep 5, 2014 at 7:29
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I'd say: turn up. The guest turned up at the meeting/party/event– Mari-Lou ASep 5, 2014 at 8:31
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Maybe we can borrow arrivé?– bibSep 5, 2014 at 12:26
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"No-show" is a person who said they would be there, but never arrived.
The opposite of a no-show is someone who said they would NOT be there but who showed up anyway.
attending,existing & present are the opposite words used related to guests.
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In the context of an attendance list, show/no-show would be readable and has good parallelism
