subsisted
səbˈsɪstɪd
Definition

Definition of subsisted - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
existenceRareexisting or continuing for a long timeRare
  • The subsisted traditions were passed down through generations.
enduring lasting persistent
2.
preservationRaremaintained or preserved over timeRare
  • The subsisted artifacts were displayed in the museum.
maintained preserved sustained
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Origin of subsisted

Latin, subsistere (to stand firm)

Examples of subsisted in a sentence

  • Their subsisted friendship endured many challenges.
  • The subsisted traditions were celebrated annually.
  • Their subsisted culture attracted many researchers.

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  1. French:subsistant, conservé, ...
  2. German:bestehend, erhalten, ...
  3. Italian:perdurante, conservato, ...
  4. Spanish:perdurable, preservado, ...
  5. Portuguese:duradouro, preservado, ...
  6. Chinese:延续的, 保存下来的, ...
  7. Japanese:長く続く, 保存された, ...
  8. Arabic:مُتَوارَث, مُحافَظ عليه, ...
  9. Hebrew:מִתְמַשֵּׁךְ, מְשֻׁמָּר, ...
  10. Russian:существующий, сохранившийся, ...
  11. Ukrainian:тривалий, збережений, ...
  12. Hindi:दीर्घकालिक, संरक्षित, ...
subsist
səbˈsɪst

Definition of subsist - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

intr.
1.
livingmanage to live with limited means
  • They subsist on a small pension.
endure persist survive
2.
continue existingcontinue to exist or function
  • The old laws still subsist in some regions..
endure survive
3.
existenceTECH.have ontological reality or existenceTECH.
  • Some philosophers argue that numbers subsist independently of the physical world.
exist persist
4.
philosophyRareexist as a concept or relationRare
  • The idea of justice can subsist in society.
exist persist
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Origin of subsist

Latin, subsistere (to stand firm)

Examples of subsist in a sentence

  • The villagers subsist by farming and fishing.
  • Some traditions still subsist in rural areas.
  • Despite the changes, the old rules subsist.
  • Ideas subsist beyond physical forms.
  • Theories subsist in academic discussions.
  • Concepts like love subsist in human consciousness.

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  1. French:subsister, perdurer, ...
  2. German:leben, fortbestehen, ...
  3. Italian:sopravvivere, sussistere, ...
  4. Spanish:subsistir, perdurar, ...
  5. Portuguese:subsistir, existir, ...
  6. Chinese:维持生计, 继续存在, ...
  7. Japanese:生活する, 存続する, ...
  8. Arabic:اقْتَاتَ, ظَلَّ سارِيًا, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְהִתְקַיֵּם, לִשְׂרֹד, ...
  10. Russian:жить, сохраняться, ...
  11. Ukrainian:виживати, продовжувати існувати, ...
  12. Hindi:गुज़ारा करना, बने रहना, ...
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