presence

noun
UK /ˈprez.əns/
US /ˈprez.əns/

Being in a place or with someone.

The teacher noticed the presence of a new student in class.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The way a person looks or acts that makes people notice them.

The actor had a strong presence on stage.

3. A group of people, such as soldiers or police, staying in a place.

There was a police presence at the parade.

4. Something that is felt but not seen.

She felt a strange presence in the empty room.