existentially

In this story, nobody is supposed to scream, at least not existentially.

Existentially, they did not touch me at that moment.

Instead, he frames sexual desire existentially within the hierarchy of needs.

At first, the mind is existentially conscious of body.

At one point the "door" slams shut, existentially and loudly.

Both individuals and set variables can be quantified universally or existentially.

Yet they sound existentially fraught, and so (up to a point) they are.

Existentially, though, it's more satisfying than being an artifact.

I wake up on the Sunday morning existentially adrift.

In this case, actions can have free variables, which are implicitly existentially quantified.

Every existentially closed group (in the model theoretic sense) is divisible.

It is only when the markets leave that cities and neighborhoods begin casting around existentially for reasons to exist.

And more existentially, how is a gel-filled cushion unlike a bowl of jelly?

The new message was either existentially portentous or maybe just an indication that the lawyer needed a nap.

She looks tired, not as a result of any one event, but chronically, constitutionally existentially exhausted.

Wonder seems to say that all people delude themselves but have to be well to pay their dues and existentially accept the present.

Existentially quantified variables are equivalent to the notion that a move is available to a player at a turn.

His poems reflect an existentially anguished search for meaning.

Don't think you grasp how existentially embattled most humanities departments feel themselves to be.

Languages that support existential types make use of existentially quantified type variables.

He manipulated the Cascade, existentially re-wrote himself and disappeared, turning the water dark in his leaving.

For decades, Mailer has been answering it existentially.

The vānaprasthin on the other hand, seeks to realize Truth existentially in and through the service of others.

The situation was existentially disquieting, but also liberating.

His characters are decent, laconic and perpetually, possibly existentially, chilled.