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subsist

[suhb-sist] / səbˈsɪst /


Example Sentences

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They had subsisted on leftovers and the occasional McDonald’s takeout from Window Rock.

From Literature

Maekar recoils at the thought of a child of royal birth subsisting on salted beef.

From Salon

Per capita disposable income in cities is less than $700 a month, while in the countryside as many as several hundred million people subsist on just a few dollars each day.

From The Wall Street Journal

Even Oliver, a man who long subsisted on dips, has nothing bad to say.

From Salon

The men ran out of food, subsisting on what they scrounged up: vitamins pills and pancake mix.

From Los Angeles Times