Imperative (imperativo)
| tú | abséntate |
| nosotros | absentémonos |
| vosotros | absentaos |
archaic form of ausentarse
An obsolete variant of ausentar (to absent oneself, be away) — the RAE itself marks absentarse as desusado (disused). Modern Spanish uses ausentarse in every register, from casual excuses to formal attendance records.
Don't use absentarse in modern writing or speech — it's an obsolete form; ausentarse is the verb every native speaker actually uses and expects.
Often confused with ausentar.
| tú | abséntate |
| nosotros | absentémonos |
| vosotros | absentaos |
| absentándose |
| absentado |
| absentarse |
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"absentarse" means "archaic form of ausentarse".
The imperative (imperativo) of "absentarse" is: tú abséntate, nosotros absentémonos, vosotros absentaos.