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View definitions for come into existence

come into existence

verb as in originate

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Others maintain that music is a cultural invention, like writing, that did not need natural selection to come into existence.

Our son Levi, I call him a true “Ballers” baby because without all these things happening, I don't know if you come into existence.

From Salon

Under a law signed by Republican Gov. Tate Reeves during the spring, the new court will come into existence Jan. 1 and will have jurisdiction in a part of Jackson that includes state government buildings and some residential and shopping areas.

“It will not be an easy process but we will do all we can for a government to come into existence.”

From Reuters

“I’m thinking the that the Sphere may have come into existence because of Jim Dolan trying to solve the problem that The Beatles started when they played Shea Stadium,” Bono said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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