Coexist is valid Scrabble Word

Is coexist a scrabble word?
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7 letters word
16 points in Scrabble
17 points in WWF

Definitions for COEXIST in dictionary:

VERB:

to exist together
exist at the same time or in the same place
(of nations or peoples) exist in harmony despite different ideologies or interests
exist together, esp peacefully despite differences
To exist at the same time; -- sometimes followed by with.
coexist peacefully, as of nations

Words related to COEXIST

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Words that contain COEXIST

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How to use COEXIST in a sentence

Revolution and government are two terms which cannot co-exist.
Of the Powers that co-exist in Spirits yet narrower.
Whatever simple ideas have been found to co-exist in any substance, these we may with confidence join together again, and so make abstract ideas of substances.
The phenomena of nature are a system of things which co-exist and follow each other according to invariable laws.
In his eyes, slavery and the Union could not co-exist.
And in return for keeping them well fed, they have agreed not to eat us and to allow us to coexist with them in these waters.
Yet, in a mind that should present at all adequately the internal evidence of the Gospels, both should co-exist in equal balance and proportion.
It may exist without a particle of true religious feeling, or it may coexist and add strength to it.
She discerned the harmony and just balance between the contemplative and the active Christian life, and felt that they ought to co-exist in every genuine experience.
Slavery and freedom cannot permanently coexist under the same government.

All this, however, might apparently co-exist with absolute egoism and total want of humanity.
Could conceptions of divinity so incongruous co-exist? That they could not spring up in the same mind, or even in the same age, is abundantly manifest.
Perfect strength can coexist only with perfect knowledge, but neither is attainable by man.
And he who contemplates the life of Goethe, must see that the poet and the man of science can co-exist in equal activity.
It is an attempt to sever phenomena which coexist in the unity of our own consciousness.
The railway and vandalism, in the proverbial sense of the word, could not coexist.
It was inconceivable that he should sin, as inconceivable as that ice should live in a burning sun, or darkness coexist with noon.
While the four stages in development of belief are fundamentally distinct, they nevertheless overlap in such manner as apparently, and in a measure really, to coexist and blend.
God speed the day when all chains shall fall from the limbs and from the soul, and universal liberty co-exist with universal righteousness and universal peace.
And notwithstanding the fact that all these entities co-exist in the phenomenal world, even so, no lower degree can ever comprehend a higher.
Although the three motives may and often do coexist in the same individual, or may animate him at different periods of life, the fact remains that they are quite distinct.
To me, I confess, it is almost a first principle of thought, that as all sorts of perfection coexist in God, so is no sort of perfection possible to man.
Hilaire has forcibly remarked, that certain malconformations very frequently, and that others rarely coexist, without our being able to assign any reason.
The two must co-exist and act and react upon one another.
Since 140 sovereign states exist on one earth, means must be found that will enable them to co-exist, if possible, without conflict, and certainly without military conflict.
All this cannot coexist without contradiction with my general condition.
Again, there are certain bacteria which are so antagonistic to each other that it is impossible to make them grow in company, or to co-exist in the blood of the same individual.
He purposely chose his incidents and situations from common life, because in it our elementary feelings coexist in a state of simplicity.
Paganism and spiritual religion can co-exist in the same mind provided their spheres are kept distinct.
The mere right to take a slave into free territory could coexist with no protective legislation after the slave was there.
It could coexist with unfavorable legislation and social opposition.
It is impossible that such incongruous conditions should coexist on the same soil.

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