居いもしない

expression, i-adjective

invisible; unseen; not there at all

Emphatic negative of 居る (to be present), stressing that someone or something is completely absent or cannot be seen. Often used when the speaker expected something to be there.

• 彼かれの姿すがたはいもしなかった。

  He was nowhere to be seen.

• そんな証しょう拠こはどこにもいもしない。

  There is no such evidence anywhere at all.

expression, i-adjective

vague; mysterious; elusive

Describes something that is hard to grasp, unclear, or lacking a definite presence. Often used for abstract things like feelings, reasons, or impressions.

• 彼かれの説せつ明めいはいもしなくて、何なにを言いいたいのかわからなかった。

  His explanation was vague, and I couldn't understand what he wanted to say.

expression, i-adjective

imaginary; nonexistent

Used for things that exist only in the imagination or are completely made up. Emphasizes that the thing has no real existence.

• そんな生いき物ものはいもしない。

  Such a creature doesn't exist; it's imaginary.