surviving
Pronunciation: [sərˈvaɪvɪŋ]
Word
Context: “existence”
(verb) to stay alive or continue to exist, especially after a difficult situation. It means you keep going even when things are tough.
Example
After the storm, many people were surviving without power but finding ways to help each other.
Example
He was not surviving well after losing his job and felt very sad.
Example
What are some ways to keep surviving when things get hard?
Context: “adaptation”
(verb) to continue living, especially in a new or different environment. It's like when you learn how to live in a new place and make it work for you.
Example
Wild animals are good at surviving in different habitats.
Example
The plants in that area are not surviving well in the winter cold.
Example
How do people adapt and keep surviving when they move to a different country?
Context: “life situation”
(noun) the act of continuing to live or exist, especially under challenging circumstances. This means that someone is still alive and dealing with their everyday struggles.
Example
Her story of survival is an inspiration to others.
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His lack of support made survival very difficult.
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What does it take for one's survival in a tough situation?
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