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existential

/ˌeɡ.zɪˈsten.ʃəl/

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adjective

/ˌeɡ.zɪˈsten.ʃəl/B2formal
  • ruОтносящийся к существованию, особенно используемый в философии для описания состояния бытия или условия существования.

Relating to existence, especially used in philosophy to describe the state of being or the condition of existing.

  1. Related to lived experienceC1formal

    Derived from or grounded in the actual experience of existence, as distinguished from abstract or theoretical knowledge.

    ruЭкзистенциальный

    • Dewey argued for an existential foundation of truth rooted in human practice.
    • Her existential understanding of pain came from years of personal struggle.
    • The philosopher contrasted existential knowledge with purely logical deduction.

    Synonymsconcreteempiricalexperiential

  2. Pertaining to existentialismC1formal

    Of or relating to existentialism, a philosophical movement emphasizing individual freedom, choice, and the subjective experience of existence.

    ruОтносящийся к экзистенциализму

    • Sartre's existential writings explore the burden of radical freedom.
    • The film raises deep existential questions about identity.
    • Existential philosophy rejects predefined essence in favor of self‑creation.

    Synonymsexistentialist

  3. Concerning human existenceB2formal

    Relating to the nature, meaning, or challenges of being alive, especially human existence with its anxieties and responsibilities.

    ruЭкзистенциальный

    • Many people experience an existential crisis during major life transitions.
    • The lecture addressed existential themes like mortality and purpose.
    • Art often confronts us with existential questions about our place in the world.
Forms
  • more existential comparative form
  • most existential superlative form
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