preexistent (Meaning)
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preexistent (s)
existing previously or before something
Synonyms & Antonyms of preexistent
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preexistent Sentence Examples
- The preexistent idea of a perfect society influenced the Enlightenment philosophers' writings.
- In classical philosophy, the preexistent soul was believed to enter the body at birth.
- Some religions assert the existence of a preexistent spirit world from which souls originate.
- The preexistent plan for the universe was believed to be unalterable by many ancient civilizations.
- The preexistent beliefs and values of a culture can shape its present behaviors and norms.
- Scientists have searched for evidence of preexistent life on Mars without definitive results.
- The preexistent knowledge gained from experience allows us to make informed decisions.
- The preexistent relationship between the two characters in the novel set the stage for the plot's development.
- The preexistent disorder had been present in the patient's family for generations.
- Archaeological discoveries have shed light on the preexistent civilizations that inhabited the region.
FAQs About the word preexistent
existing previously or before something
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The preexistent idea of a perfect society influenced the Enlightenment philosophers' writings.
In classical philosophy, the preexistent soul was believed to enter the body at birth.
Some religions assert the existence of a preexistent spirit world from which souls originate.
The preexistent plan for the universe was believed to be unalterable by many ancient civilizations.
