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exist

Definition for exist

verb as in be living

verb as in get along in life

Strongest matches

dwell, endure, go on, lie, live, reside, survive

Strong matches

consist, inhere, kick, subsist

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Example Sentences

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They’re no longer being manufactured and its own supply is “depleted,” the company says, though it says it will continue to serve existing owners.

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As I read, I found myself repeatedly thinking, “If only this fund still existed.”

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“If America’s public schools cease to exist tomorrow, America would be a better place,” Justice told ProPublica.

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This results in a five-dimensional object that exists and evolves in a five-dimensional space populated by all the other concepts retained in memory.

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New regulations announced by the country's Ministry of Commerce "to safeguard national security" formalise existing rules on processing technology and unauthorised overseas cooperation.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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