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These files were assembled by L. John Old, Napier University, Edinburgh, from MICRA's contributed eBook of Roget's Thesaurus (Project Gutenberg's #22).ROGET'S THESAURUSOFENGLISH WORDS AND PHRASESCLASSISECTIONI.1.Existence-existence,being,entity,ens Lat.,esse Lat.,subsistence.reality,actuality;positiveness&c. Adj.;fact,matter of fact,sober reality;truth&c.;actual existence.presence&c. (existence in space);coexistence&c.stubborn fact,hard fact;not a dream&c.;no joke.center of life,essence,inmost nature,inner reality,vital principle.Science of existence,ontology.exist,be;have being&c. N.;subsist,live,breathe,stand,obtain,be the case;occur&c.
(event);have place,prevail;find oneself,pass the time,vegetate.consist in,lie in;be comprised in,be contained in,be constituted by.come into existence&c. (begin);come forth&c. (be converted);bring into existence&c.abide,continue,endure,last,remain,stay.existing&c. V.;existent,under the sun;in existence&c.
N.;extant;afloat,afoot,on foot,current,prevalent;undestroyed.real,actual,positive,absolute;true&c.;substantial,substantive;self-existing,self-existent;essential.well-founded,well-grounded;unideal †,unimagined;not potential&c.;authentic.actually&c. Adj.;in fact,in point of fact,in reality;indeed;de facto,ipso facto.ens rationis Lat.;ergo sum cogito Lat.,thinkest thou existence doth depend on thinkest thou existence doth depend on time?Byron.Inexistence-inexistence †;nonexistence,nonsubsistence;nonentity,nil;negativeness&c. Adj.;nullity;nihility †,nihilism;tabula rasa Lat.,blank;abeyance;absence&c.;no such thing&c.;nonbeing,nothingness,oblivion.annihilation;extinction&c. (destruction);extinguishment,extirpation,Nirvana,obliteration.not exist&c.;have no existence&c.;be null and void;cease to exist&c.;pass away,perish;be extinct,become extinct&c. Adj.;die out;disappear&c.;melt away,dissolve,leave not a rack behind;go,be no more;die&c.annihilate,render null,nullify;abrogate&c.;destroy&c.;take away;remove&c.
(displace);obliterate,extirpate.inexistent †,nonexistent&c.;negative,blank;missing,omitted;absent&c.;insubstantial,shadowy,spectral,visionary.unreal,potential,virtual;baseless,in nubibus Lat.;unsubstantial&c.;vain.unborn,uncreated †,unbegotten,unconceived,unproduced,unmade.perished,annihilated,&c. V.;extinct,exhausted,gone,lost,vanished,departed,gone with the wind;defunct&c. Adj.non ens Lat.2.Substantiality-substantiality,hypostasis;person,being,thing,object,article,item;something,a being,an existence;creature,body,substance,flesh and blood,stuff,substratum;matter&c.;corporeity †,element,essential nature,groundwork,materiality,substantialness,vital part.Totality of existences,world&c.;plenum.substantive,substantial;hypostatic;personal,bodily,tangible&c.
Adj.;bodily,essentially.Unsubstantiality-unsubstantiality †,insubstantiality;nothingness,nihility †;no degree,no part,no quantity,no thing.nothing,naught,nil,nullity,zero,cipher,no one,nobody;never a one,ne'er a one Contr.;no such thing,none in the world;nothing whatever,nothing at all,nothing on earth;not a particle&c. (smallness);all talk,moonshine,stuff and nonsense;matter of no importance,matter of no consequence.thing of naught,man of straw,John Doe and Richard Roe,faggot voter;nominis umbra Lat.,nonentity;flash in the pan,vox et praeterea nihil Lat.shadow;phantom&c. (fallacy of vision);dream&c. (imagination);ignis fatuus Lat.
&c. (luminary);such stuff as dreams are made of'Tempest;air,thin air,vapor;bubble&c.;baseless fabric of a vision'Tempest;mockery.hollowness,blank;void&c. (absence).inanity,fool's paradise.vanish,evaporate,fade,dissolve,melt away;disappear&c.unsubstantial;baseless,groundless;ungrounded;without foundation,having no foundation.visionary&c. (imaginary);immaterial&c.;spectral&c.;dreamy;shadowy;ethereal,airy;cloud built,cloud formed;gossamery,illusory,insubstantial,unreal.vacant,vacuous;empty&c.;eviscerated;blank,hollow;nominal;null;inane.there's nothing in it;an ocean of dreams without a sound'Shelley.3.Intrinsicality-intrinsicality †,inbeing †,inherence,inhesion †;subjectiveness;ego;egohood †;essence,noumenon;essentialness † &c. Adj.;essential part,quintessence,incarnation,quiddity,gist,pith,marrow,core,sap,lifeblood,backbone,heart,soul;important part&c. (importance).principle,nature,constitution,character,type,quality,crasis †,diathesis †.habit;temper,temperament;spirit,humor,grain;disposition.endowment,capacity;capability&c.
(tendency);diagnostics.be in the blood,run in the blood;be born so;be intrinsic&c. Adj.derived from within,subjective;intrinsic,intrinsical †;fundamental,normal;implanted,inherent,essential,natural;innate,inborn,inbred,ingrained,inwrought;coeval with birth,genetous †,haematobious †,syngenic †;radical,incarnate,thoroughbred,hereditary,inherited,immanent;congenital,congenite †;connate,running in the blood;ingenerate †,ingenite †;indigenous;in the grain&c.
N.;bred in the bone,instinctive;inward,internal&c.;to the manner born;virtual.characteristic&c. (special), (indicative);invariable,incurable,incorrigible,ineradicable,fixed.intrinsically&c. Adj.;at bottom,in the main,in effect,practically,virtually,substantially,au fond;fairly.character is higher than intellect'Emerson;come give us a taste of your quality'Hamlet;magnos homines virtute metimur non fortuna Lat. Nepos;non numero haec judicantur sed pondere Lat.
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Cicero;vital spark of heavenly flame'Pope.Extrinsicality-extrinsicality †,objectiveness,non ego;extraneousness&c.;accident;appearance,phenomenon&c.derived from without;objective;extrinsic,extrinsical †;extraneous&c. (foreign);modal,adventitious;ascititious †,adscititious †;incidental,accidental,nonessential;contingent,fortuitous.implanted,ingrafted †;inculcated,infused.outward,apparent&c. (appearance),dilemma,pass,predicament.constitution,habitude,diathesis †;frame,fabric&c.;stamp,set,fit,mold,mould.mode,modality,schesis †;form&c. (shape).tone,tenor,turn;trim,guise,fashion,light,complexion,style,character.be in a state,possess a state,enjoy a state,labor under a state&c. N.;be on a footing,do,fare;come to pass.conditional,modal,formal;structural,organic.conditionally&c. Adj.;as the matter stands,as things are;such being the case&c.Circumstance-circumstance,situation,phase,position,posture,attitude,place,point;terms;regime;footing,standing,status.occasion,juncture,conjunctive;contingency&c.
(event).predicament;emergence,emergency;exigency,crisis,pinch,pass,push;occurrence;turning point.bearings,how the land lies.surroundings,context,environment;location.contingency,dependence(uncertainty);causation,attribution.circumstantial;given,conditional,provisional;critical;modal;contingent,incidental;adventitious&c. (extrinsic);limitative †.in the circumstances,under the circumstances&c.
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