pre-existent (Meaning)
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pre-existent (s)
existing previously or before something
Synonyms & Antonyms of pre-existent
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pre-existent Sentence Examples
- The concept of pre-existent beings who existed before creation has captivated philosophers for centuries.
- Plato believed in pre-existent souls that inhabited the realm of the Forms before birth.
- In Hinduism, the idea of pre-existent karma influences one's current life experiences.
- The pre-existent nature of God has been a topic of theological debate and speculation.
- Some spiritual traditions hold that we are all part of a pre-existent collective consciousness.
- The pre-existent wisdom contained within our intuition is often underestimated.
- Scientists have discovered evidence of pre-existent genetic material in the earliest known organisms.
- The pre-existent bonds between twins or siblings can be felt even before they are born.
- The pre-existent order of the universe is a mystery that continues to puzzle scientists.
- The belief in a pre-existent spiritual dimension offers solace and a sense of purpose to many.
FAQs About the word pre-existent
existing previously or before something
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The concept of pre-existent beings who existed before creation has captivated philosophers for centuries.
Plato believed in pre-existent souls that inhabited the realm of the Forms before birth.
In Hinduism, the idea of pre-existent karma influences one's current life experiences.
The pre-existent nature of God has been a topic of theological debate and speculation.
