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Meanings of come into existence in English
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Usage of come into existence in English
1
Or worse, it might well not have come into existence at all.
2
The names Whig and Tory had come into existence in this struggle.
3
The play was conceived before the Independent Theatre had come into existence.
4
In other words, no group or species has come into existence twice.
5
Other navies were advancing: some had, as it were, come into existence.
6
North America, having gradually emerged from the water, had come into existence.
7
But they have come into existence, and they propagate their wretched race.
8
Certain of these elements have united, and man has come into existence.
9
After the change, several hundred new gTLDs are expected to come into existence.
10
Sport climbing had come into existence in America in the mid-1980s.
11
The brats have come into existence, and must make the best of it.
12
Thus no forms would come into existence by generation; which is not true.
13
The idea seemed to come into existence fully-grown, without preliminary discussion.
14
Had it not done so, the tree would not have come into existence.
15
The eighth picture depicted an astronomer who has not yet come into existence.
16
The means to achieve the goal, He said, had already come into existence.
This collocation consists of:
Come into existence through the time
Come into existence across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common