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Meanings of existent in English
Presently existing in fact and not merely potential or possible.
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Examples for "existing"
Examples for "existing"
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The funding is coming from the existing health budget for the year.
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Industry sources said at the time they largely reinforced PRAs' existing practice.
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However, restaurants are free to use their existing payments services, Harris added.
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That includes offering new paper for existing debt or, if needed, administration.
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EU members with existing contracts, however, can honour them until July 1.
Usage of existent in English
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Consequently real critical thinking in that profession is rare to non- existent.
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Besides, the thing is unnatural; there is no existent cause for it.
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They affirm one only existent soul to be distributed in all beings.
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That which could produce any effect on us was existent, and that
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Of inconceivable soul, the self-existent Vishnu is said to be my superior.
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It cannot be doubted, for the very doubt is an existent thought.
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Every existent object is dissolved into that from which it is produced.
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Then space of immeasurable existent swallowed up that Wind of transcendent energy.
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By force we mean the unknown, but indubitably existent, cause of motion.
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For instance, the stone is an existent phenomenon, a composition of elements.
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Relationships with other persons which confirm one as an existent important person.
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But if he loves and hates, he is not rightly called self-existent.
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Matter, not eternal nor self-existent, but created-createdby a thought of God.
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The thing which shook the bed was actual, existent-tobe counted with!
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Without aid, even the limited healthcare and education available would be non existent.
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Or is it that their representation in Europe is non existent?
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