existence in Latin
existence in Latin is exsistentia — existence means the fact or state of being real or of occurring.
existence in Latin
exsistentia
(Ontology) The state of being, existing, or occurring; beinghood.
What does "existence" mean?
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noun The fact or state of being real or of occurring.
"The existence of the ancient city was confirmed by satellite imagery."
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noun A way or manner of life.
"They led a quiet, simple existence in the countryside."
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existence in a sentence
- The existence of the ancient city was confirmed by satellite imagery.
- They led a quiet, simple existence in the countryside.
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What is "existence" in Latin?
"existence" in Latin is exsistentia. existence means: The fact or state of being real or of occurring.
How do you use "existence" in a sentence?
Example: "The existence of the ancient city was confirmed by satellite imagery." In Latin, "existence" is exsistentia.
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