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Meanings of existence in English
Ability of an entity to interact with physical or mental reality.
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Usage of existence in English
1
Finite Mind; Force or Energy; and Matter; in themselves have no existence.
2
Trabolgan Holiday Centre in east Cork recently celebrated 15 years in existence.
3
Flouncing toward them was another painful reality of Chane's new existence: Sapphire.
4
And yet many Australians continue to deny the existence of climate change.
5
Most remarkably, state education officials and aid agencies denied their very existence.
6
The company said it has not confirmed the existence of such problems.
7
The existence of free will meant that we couldn't know the future.
8
Israel has described Iran's nuclear programme as a threat to its existence.
9
There hangs the only world in existence; it hangs in empty space.
10
And Mr. Wesley also believed in the actual existence of the devil.
11
I have had a terrible existence; no light shines in the sky.
12
In some cases, the public is not even aware of their existence.
13
So the pueblos we find in existence to-day slowly began to arise.
14
We believe this case confirms the existence of a malignant epithelioid angiomyolipoma.
15
The very existence of the Sheldonian marks the development of University ideas.
16
I have seen young women starved to the point of non existence.
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Translations for existence
Existence through the time
Existence across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
Canada
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