absent-mindedness

be absent-minded, have blank or vacant eyes

Same as above.

A figure of a person. / A shadow of a person. / (figuratively) trace of a person

darkness, the dark, complete absence of light; a dark place / (figuratively) public chaos, disorder in the world / an unknown or hidden place / (figuratively) jail, prison

(figuratively, possibly obsolete) psychological distress, the state of being at a loss

absent-mindedly (absent in mind), vacantly / dimly, faintly

(humble) to meet with someone, to have an audience with someone / to make an appearance, to be present / (possibly archaic) to serve someone, such as a master or husband

(dated) to be seen; to be found / (having seeing ability): able to see (ja: 目が見える、目の見える) / (within sight): visible (ja: 目に見える) / (easily predictable): apparent (ja: 目に見える)

(lost seeing ability): blind / (micro): micro / (out of sight): invisible, hidden / (speed): high-speed, rapid / (sense): noise, smell, temperature, energy, health, mentality / (transparent): transparent