Without | Mean of without in English Dictionary

/wɪˈðaʊt/

• not having or including (something)
1. Do you take your coffee with or without sugar?
2. Don't leave home without your wallet.
3. Without water, there would be no life on Earth.
4. a world without war
5. They were without electricity [=they did not have electricity] for a week after the storm.
6. She's the one without the hat. [=the one who is not wearing a hat]
7. I can't imagine life without a car.
8. They fought without fear. [=they were not afraid when they fought]
9. They managed to finish it without (experiencing) any difficulty.
10. She survived the accident without serious injury. [=she was not seriously injured]
11. It happened suddenly and without warning.
12. He disappeared without a trace. [=there was no trace of him after he disappeared]
13. We kept trying without success. [=we kept trying but we did not succeed]
14. The prisoner will be held without bail until his trial.
15. Applicants are considered without regard for age, race, religion, or sex. [=an applicant's age, race, religion, or sex are not important]
• not using (something specified)
1. These cookies are made without flour.
2. Try doing the math without a calculator.
3. I can't see you without my glasses.
• not doing something specified
1. They left without (even) saying goodbye. [=when they left they did not say goodbye]
2. Without realizing it, he told them his secret.
3. Without wishing to [=although I do not wish to] speak ill of the dead, he wasn't a very nice person.
4. Even without studying, she answered all of the questions correctly.
5. I can concentrate better without (having) the television on.

• not having something
1. Do you take your coffee with sugar or without?