Existent
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definition
adjective
the technique has been existent for some years
having reality or existence.
example
The conditions of this potentiality are acknowledged to be 'existent' in the present, and to be potential greatly enhanced in the future under different conditions.
Though they were 'existent' in the seventies and eighties, an estimated 5000 cults in the United States hunger for our youth, worship, and money.
These theories raise the empirical and 'existent' pluralism to the rank of a fundamental pluralistic program.
What is essentially 'existent' or good is the cause of what has existence or goodness by participation.
Maybe this wealth is not falling entirely into the hands of the proletariat, but more of it is than with any other historically 'existent' system.
The media plays an important part in reinstating this 'existent' prejudice.
Incorporation of any such 'existent' data would surely bias our analysis.
But, then, what becomes of the claim that existence and being 'existent' are two kinds of being?
Supposing the trial judge, contrary to the then 'existent' practice in New South Wales, had refused the prisoner the right to make a statement from the dock.
A conservative practice would be to prorate the interest charges for the entire year, as if the debt had been 'existent' for the entire year.
‘They wanted a systematic book that compared with the already 'existent' Greek and Hebrew versions,’ says Shaw.
It manages to touch us by tapping into our already 'existent' ideas about what goes on inside the dugouts and clubhouses of most major league squads.
The problem of child labour still remains even though all of these policies are 'existent' .
The Liberal Party currently holds nine of the 12 'existent' South Australian seats, while the other three are in Labor hands.
The majority of the remaining papers either use or modify 'existent' quantitative methods to characterize plant community data.
As all taxes eventually come out of rent, the economic rental value is what is left after the 'existent' taxes have been extracted from the economy.
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