How do I say "without (noun)" using なしに or なしで?


I know how to say "without" when it comes to verbs using 〜ないで. But I was
wondering how to use "without" when it comes to nouns. For example:

> I left without my wallet.

or

> I left without my glasses.

Sometimes I see なしに or なしで after a noun, and I wonder what the difference
between them is and how to use them. How do I say "without (noun)" using なしに
or なしで?




なし isn't really used this way. Just in terms of how the language works
idiomatically, I've more often heard this expressed by using a different verb
first:

  * XX を忘れて出かけました。  
I forgot my XX and left. → I left without my XX.

  * XX をテーブルに置いたまま出かけちゃった。  
I put XX on the table, and with it still there, I left → I left with XX still
on the table.

