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sustenance

[suhs-tuh-nuhns] / ˈsʌs tə nəns /


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In a story built on hubris, violence and scientific ambition, it’s the smallest gestures of sustenance that feel the most human.

From Salon

An early dinner for Spain, but sustenance just enough to fortify before the night carries on.

From Salon

The journey so far — 17 tattoos to date — has provided sustenance and even inspiration.

From Los Angeles Times

Unlike the infamous Lunchables, easily packable lunches don’t have to come at the expense of cost or sustenance.

From Salon

The would-be workers stand in small groups, clutching water bottles, their only source of sustenance for the day, as they listen and hope they will be among the lucky few.

From BBC