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.
"In order to destroy evil, we must first acknowledge its existence."
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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
- In order to destroy evil, we must first acknowledge its existence.
- The ancients said, “A ruler should exist for the existence of the people.” The famous thinker, Mencius noted, “The people are the most valuable, then the country, and the ruler comes last.”
- They led a quiet, simple existence in the countryside.
- She dreamed of escaping her dull existence in the city.
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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.
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