Sentence examples for word exists from inspiring English sources
And this word exists in plural form?
Director-dominated opera is known as Regietheater, and it is telling that the word exists only in German.
There's an irreducible element of music that connects metal, industrial music, power electronics and classical minimalism, and no word exists for it.
Some erroneously attributed it to a presumably French word for "food-taster" (bouffetier), but no such word exists in the French language.
All I do is defatalize the past -- if such a word exists -- showing how it might have been different and might have happened here.
February 2004 Writing about the boom in online downloadable radio shows, Guardian journalist Ben Hammersley realises no word exists to describe them.
Craig was a locavore long before the word existed.
Does this word exist through some cultural necessity?
Everyone immediately agreed, as did Mr. Varma, though, oddly enough, he didn't even know the word existed in his film.
Every move he made was absolutely legible, public, endlessly copied and copyable, like a meme before the word existed.
It makes one product — called Jorno, a foldable keyboard for handheld devices — which does not, by the strictest definition of the word, exist.
