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Definition of existed - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
past presenceRare having been present or lived in the pastRare
- The existed species were studied by scientists.
- The existed civilizations left behind many artifacts.
- Historians often study existed documents for insights.
Origin of existed
Latin, existere (to stand out)
Terms with existed included in their meaning
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time duration
having existed for a long time
past situation
describe a situation or condition that existed previously
age description
having existed for a stated number of months
time span
having existed for a long period, not new
age
having lived or existed for five years
nostalgia
used to refer to something that existed in the past
existence duration
the duration something has existed
duration
the length of time something has existed
age description
having existed for three hundred years
pre-internet media
media outlets that existed before the internet
satisfaction
satisfies a need that existed for a long time
tradition history
respected because it has existed for a long time
old wish
need or desire that has existed for a long time
linguistics
proven to have existed by records
early england
the period when the seven kingdoms existed
pre-existing
in a state that has always existed
history
quality of having existed for a long time
prehistoric
pertaining to a time before life existed
acr: Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
country that existed in Europe from 1992 to 2003
existence
state of having existed in the past
geology
ancient northern supercontinent that existed in the Mesozoic era
age description
having existed for one million years
geology
supercontinent that existed during the late Paleozoic and early Mesozoic eras
forestry
establish a forest where none existed before
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- French:ancien, ...
- German:vorhanden gewesen, ...
- Italian:esistito, ...
- Spanish:extintas, ...
- Portuguese:extinto, ...
- Chinese:曾经存在的, ...
- Japanese:存在した, ...
- Arabic:مُنقَرِض, ...
- Hebrew:שֶׁהָיָה נוֹכֵחַ, ...
- Russian:существовавший, ...
- Ukrainian:існуючий, ...
- Hindi:मौजूद, ...
Definition of exist - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
presencebe present in a specific place or condition
- Many species exist only in remote areas.
2.
actualityTECH. be actual rather than possibleTECH.
- The threat of war exists.
Expressions with exist
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live with very little money
After losing his job, he had to exist on a shoestring.
accepted as real, but having no true form or effect
Their committee exists in name only and never makes decisions.
stop being present or alive completely
If the company loses money, it may cease to exist.
used to say something is present
There exist many solutions to this problem.
Origin of exist
Latin, existere (to stand out, emerge)
Examples of exist in a sentence
Does life exist beyond Earth? Ghosts are said to exist in folklore. The possibility of life on Mars may exist.
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- French:exister, subsister, ...
- German:existieren, ...
- Italian:esistere, sussistere, ...
- Spanish:existir, estar presente, ...
- Portuguese:existir, ser real, ...
- Chinese:存在, 实际存在, ...
- Japanese:存在する, 実在する, ...
- Arabic:وَجَدَ, وُجِدَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְקַיֵּם, ...
- Russian:существовать, быть, ...
- Ukrainian:існувати, ...
- Hindi:मौजूद होना, वास्तव में होना, ...
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