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- Dictionaryexist/ɪɡˈzɪst/
verb
- 1. have objective reality or being: "dossiers existed on almost everyone of prominence" Similar
- 2. live, especially under adverse conditions: "a minority of people exist on unemployment benefit alone" Similar
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to be present or be a condition: Your local agency can tell you if a similar program exists in your community. exist verb [I] (LIVE) to be able to live: No one can be expected to exist on such a low salary.
The meaning of EXIST is to have real being whether material or spiritual. How to use exist in a sentence.
to be present or be a condition: Your local agency can tell you if a similar program exists in your community. exist verb [I] (LIVE) to be able to live: No one can be expected to exist on such a low salary.
To exist means to live, especially under difficult conditions or with very little food or money.
Exist definition: to have actual being; be. See examples of EXIST used in a sentence.
The verb exist means to live, to have reality. Dodos no longer exist because they were hunted to extinction. It's not only "live" things that exist. The government exists, as does your fear of heights. Anything that can be acknowledged in the present, exists.
Definition of exist verb in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
exist meaning, definition, what is exist: to happen or be present in a particular ...: Learn more.
EXIST definition: 1. to be real or present: 2. to live in difficult conditions: . Learn more.
1. to have being or reality; to be. 2. to eke out a living; stay alive; survive: I can barely exist on this wage. 3. to be living; live. 4. to be present under specified conditions or in a specified place: sharks exist in the Pacific. 5. (Philosophy) philosophy. a. to be actual rather than merely possible.
