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Meanings of extant in English
Usage of extant in English
1
Henderson specialises in creating computer models of animals both extinct and extant.
2
One of these is extant in the new edition of his works.
3
The Eugubine Tables are the only extant fragments of the Umbrian language.
4
From an extant fragment of the Chronography of Africanus is the following:
5
The first of them is also extant in an imperfect German shape.
6
And the extant remains of this school support the appeal so qualified.
7
The following is a particular account of our author's plays now extant:
8
You know the poem, and the speech of Appius himself is extant.
9
I have got hold of the earliest and most precious book extant.
10
The new monotypic genus is compared with fossil and extant flea-beetle genera.
11
Those which were extant were full of errors, and wanting in arrangement.
12
An extant tribe in North-West America still claims descent from a frog.
13
Permit me to present to you the boy Croesus-theonly one extant.
14
His despatches form one of the most amusing and instructive collections extant.
15
The books are extant to this day, with the fair delicate superscription.
16
If The Jolly Fellowship Porters is still extant, this must be it.
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Extant through the time
Extant across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common