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Meanings of existential in English
Derived from experience or the experience of existence.
Usage of existential in English
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But plunge Europe into existential crisis and it suddenly seems to matter.
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In this existential crisis, Ireland did not take its lead from Britain.
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Declarations that the union is facing an existential crisis are not new.
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Clarke described legal aid as in the grips of an existential crisis.
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It was a global problem, an existential threat, with sweeping economic implications.
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It will be an existential choice, said French liberal MEP Sylvie Goulard.
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And is it causing an existential threat? he said in the interview.
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If you ever want to have an existential moment, that's the time.
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For some members of the group, the fight is an existential one.
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Photo: 123rf.com Media coverage of the post-election period echoes this existential angst.
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In other words, the DTCC realizes that it's embracing an existential threat.
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Faesal had said before being detained that Kashmir faced an existential battle.
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Instagram From both a legal and existential viewpoint, that argument is correct.
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The EU has grown up and passed its first big existential test.
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It seems that modern pop earworms are built on such existential questions.
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That quest, Milner and the signatories hoped, would answer that existential query.
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Existential through the time
Existential across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Less common