Subsists is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SUBSISTS 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 SUBSISTS

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Words that contain SUBSISTS

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How to use SUBSISTS in a sentence

• As a consequence of the second law, it follows that a peculiar relation frequently subsists between series of strata containing organic remains, in different localities.
• Where the travellers and strangers are few, more of that hospitality subsists, as it has not been worth while to provide places of accommodation.
• He subsists under conditions which are to an Indian perfectly conformable to his social position, and to the ordinary comforts and conveniences of his life.
• I join what subsists no more with what is still, without confounding these extremes.
• The series of the love of infants, from its greatest to its least, thus to the boundary in which it subsists or ceases, is retrograde, the reason why, 401.
• WORLD, the natural, subsists from its sun, which is pure fire, 380.
• WORLD, the spiritual, subsists from its sun, which is pure love, as the natural world subsists from its sun, 380.
• It afforded an illustration of that obscure law governing the magnetism which subsists between diverse natures.
• It has often been a prominent feature in the brotherly correspondence which subsists between us.
• It subsists alike in States and Territories, not being dependent upon any local government.
• Decebalus can scarcely have been drawn to Pacorus by any other attraction than that which always subsists between enemies of any great dominant power.
• In all very uncultivated countries, as society is not close nor intricate, nor property very valuable, liberty subsists with few restraints.
• This polity, if so it may be called, subsists still in all its simplicity in Poland.
• As a consequence of the second law, it follows that a peculiar relation frequently subsists between series of strata, containing organic remains, in different localities.
• The heavens offer to reflecting minds nothing more curious or more strange than the equality which subsists between the movements of rotation and revolution of our satellite.
• Such is commonly the fate of temporary wit, levelled at some prevailing enormity, which is not of a general nature, but only subsists for a while.
• But the affirmation of this for all within the physical realm is not the admission of it for what subsists in an immeasurably higher rank and totally different realm.
• But in Christ they are united together, so as to be united to something higher, which subsists in the nature composed of them.
• First, we may so understand it as if it belonged to human nature to be in a person, and in this way it is true, for whatever subsists in human nature is a person.
• The strict amity, said the French minister, which subsists between the two monarchs, will make Lewis regard every attempt against his ally as an act of hostility against himself.
• The mutual attachment which subsists between the nominal husband and wife, is so truly sincere, that instances of infidelity, on either side, occur but seldom.
• But whether the reward is received, or the punishment undergone, or not, the merit or demerit equally subsists.
• A profound and moving irony subsists in the very structure of the poem.
• In the Celtic languages the initial consonants undergo several types of change according to the grammatical relation that subsists between the word itself and the preceding word.
• It is so with every case where the relation of employer and employed subsists.
• It lives in holes and crevices of the rocks, and it subsists on the shells and seeds of the prickly pear, which is usually abundant in the hunting grounds of the little animal.
• The greater proportion of the population subsists by cultivation.
• When one ore is abstracted and purified, the residuum subsists in that primeval quarry in which it originally lay.
• But government neither subsists nor arises because it is good or useful, but solely because it is inevitable.
• It subsists, to be sure, as an eternal possibility, independently of all further earthly revolutions.
• Every one who hears me is well acquainted with the sacred friendship and the steady mutual attachment that subsists between him and the present minister.
• For the most part he subsists upon chestnut-bread, stringy mutton, sinister cheeses, and a horrid sour wine.
• It is commonly supposed that the food on which each animal, including man, subsists, is especially produced by Nature for the purpose.
• Where is it then? It is in that part of thee in which subsists the power of forming opinions about evils.

Similar words containing SIST without suffix s and without prefix sub

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