The phrase "you subsist" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing survival or existence, often in a philosophical or metaphorical context.
Example: "In a world filled with distractions, sometimes you subsist rather than truly live."
Alternatives: "you survive" or "you exist."
You subsist on the tactical omissions, the hollow words, the oddly unconnected dots.
17. You're genuinely surprised that when you subsist solely on Chinese food, donuts, cheeseburgers and coffee, you aren't Gilmore-Girl-sized.
WHAT IT IS Invented by a national treasure known as Evo Terra (not his real name!), the diet dictates that you subsist solely on a diet of sausage and beer for one month, averaging six beers and four sausages daily.
Mid-speech I realize this is precisely how Trump gets exercise emphatic speaking is a workout, he feels and now, schvitzing from the exertion, I understand that if you subsist on the Trump Diet, it is.
Mid-speech, I realize this is precisely how Trump gets exercise emphatic speaking is a workout, he feels and now, schvitzing from the exertion, I understand that if you subsist on the Trump Diet, it is.
It's not easy having a passion for fashion when you're so broke, you can't afford to get the flavors with your Maruchan ramen noodles and you subsist on the holes of donuts.
This ramen is definitely not the dried stuff you subsisted on in college.
Nor are you building an earthquake kit that you can subsist on for weeks; you're building one that you can grab and take with you when you leave, so you should focus on the lightweight and the crucial: important documents, medicine, a flashlight.
You'll be eating rainbows for breakfast and riding around on a vacuum cleaner made of orgasms and you'll be able to quit your shitty job, because you'll subsist off of happiness.
The doctors I spoke to agreed that you could subsist on Soylent.
Don't downplay it with an attitude that you can subsist on four hours a night.
