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N. A larger model may collapse a singular cardinal number, destroying cardinalhood, so the assertion is not described by an upward absolute formula. It may instead add a short cofinal function to a regular cardinal in the smaller model, so it is not described by a downward absolute formula. This is the nonabsoluteness of singular cardinalhood.

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