(Grammar) the second person, present time or tens

present, existing

be willing, to consent

attend, to remain or continue present, to be in attendance, be present

presence, attendance, appearance (in court)

a register of attendance, a muster-roll

No proof is required of that which is before your eyes.

necromancer, conjurer, exorcist

conjuration, incantation used to invoke spirits of dead, commanding or imprisoning demons, raising the spirit

audience, gathering, assembly, company

no objection in providing what is available

necromancy

presence in person (in a court)

he give maintenance to living and bestows the due right on the dead

to come to sight, to appear

stock available in market

constant or regular attendant, attender, one who is never absent from his post

persons attending a meeting

to present, bring or lay before (someone), to bring forward, to deliver up (a person), to introduce, present, produce (someone), summon

adept at repartee, quick to answer, quick-witted

mentally alert and sharp

regular attendance

surety for the appearance of another, bail, one bound with the personal surety

readiness in replying

security for the appearance of another, the act of giving bail for another, bail-bond

mental alertness

make or cause someone to appear or be present

ubiquitous, present and seeing, Omnipresent and Omniscient (attributes of God invoked in formal oaths, etc.)

be in constant attendance

to take the attendance, to call out the names (of)

present at the time, available