existential in Japanese
existential in Japanese is 実存的 — existential means relating to existence, especially the fact or nature of being alive.
existential in Japanese
実存的
Pronounced: jitsuzonteki
Of or relating to existence.
What does "existential" mean?
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adjective Relating to existence, especially the fact or nature of being alive.
"an existential risk or threat"
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adjective Relating to existentialism, the philosophy focused on individual freedom, choice, and meaning.
"He went through an existential crisis after turning forty, questioning the point of it all."
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existential in a sentence
- an existential risk or threat
- Here, therefore, we seek to assemble and assess the evidence to provide an overview of how serious trade is as an existential threat to avian taxa in Sundaic Indonesia.
- He went through an existential crisis after turning forty, questioning the point of it all.
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What is "existential" in Japanese?
"existential" in Japanese is 実存的. existential means: Relating to existence, especially the fact or nature of being alive.
How do you pronounce 実存的?
"existential" in Japanese is 実存的, pronounced "jitsuzonteki".
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