Subsisted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SUBSISTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SUBSIST, to continue to exist
• maintain or support oneself, especially at a minimal level
• provide sustenance for
• remain in force or effect
• be attributable to

Words related to SUBSISTED

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How to use SUBSISTED in a sentence

• The Island Empire on the East had long been known to the Chinese, though until our times no regular intercourse subsisted between the two countries.
• And now between Gushtasp, and Mabrin, and Ahrun, the warmest friendship subsisted.
• Intimacy and friendship subsisted between the count and Mr.
• Poland was still fettered by the truce which subsisted between that country and Sweden.
• While such were the transactions in Congress, the Mormons, in December, had organized a government like that under which they had hitherto subsisted.
• Dercylidas was not slow to perceive and turn to account the jealousy which subsisted between Tissaphernes and Pharnabazus.
• On these smaller fish, which they caught in nets, the maritime inhabitants subsisted principally.
• Large columns cannot move with the same rapidity as smaller ones, nor can they be so readily subsisted.
• Frequent necessities introduced a fashion which subsisted after the original causes.
• This kingdom, ill-ordered within, surrounded on all sides by powerful enemies, subsisted by a strength not its own for near ninety years.
• During his absence he had subsisted on acorns and roots, and, as a matter of course, was nearly exhausted both in body and mind.
• The funds thus raised did not always reach the pockets of the soldiers, who subsisted as best they could by marauding.
• That narrow belt of deep sea, in short, forms an ocean barrier which has subsisted there without alteration ever since the end of the secondary period.
• A great jealousy subsisted between the Londoners and those foreigners who traded here.
• Fish and shellfish were eaten raw, but many subsisted entirely upon coconuts and fruit, which grew upon the island in great profusion.
• The same cause contributed to promote the good understanding which at this time subsisted between a considerable section of Churchmen and Dissenters.
• The allowance heretofore made them by the Spanish Consul might perhaps furnish a better rule, as we have it from themselves, that they were then comfortably subsisted.
• As soon as they are there, they are ordered on some other march, because, in Virginia, it is said, they cannot be subsisted.
• The quarrel between the two islands, which commenced in 1774, as mentioned in the account of my last voyage, had, it seems, partly subsisted ever since.
• By the looks and gestures of Kaireekeea, I immediately knew the old man to be the chief of the priests before mentioned, on whose bounty we had so long subsisted.
• But Paganism subsisted, even in spite of imperial allurements, until at length the sword of Theodosius violently suppressed heathen worship.
• Colonel Johnson was received with all the consideration due to his position, and to the long friendship that had subsisted between him and the tribe.
• Blandy for upwards of twenty years, spoke to the happy relations which to their knowledge subsisted between father and daughter.
• It appeared likewise by this muster, that one hundred and seventy-nine people subsisted themselves independent of the public stores, and resided in this town.
• The cow-horse subsisted on the range, and if ever used to exhaustion was worthless for weeks afterward.
• Not only Caesar but the senate heaped honours on the ambassadors, and confirmed the understanding that subsisted.
• In their dress and diet they preserved the most rigorous simplicity, and they subsisted entirely by their own manual exertions.
• The closest union and affection subsisted between the two girls, and ever continued till the untimely death of Harriet.
• A non-Christian ethics of valour and honour, a non-Christian fund of superstition, legend, and sentiment, subsisted always among mediaeval peoples.
• Meanwhile he subsisted on dwindled rations and on what he could pick up on the veld.

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