Existenz

A general, somewhat literary or philosophical word for existence; often feels like ‘being’ or ‘life as a fact’.

Means ‘presence’ or ‘availability’ of something; used when stating that something is there or exists.

The reality of everyday life as actually experienced, often with a social or sociological nuance.

Existence in the sense of something being preserved, remaining, or continuing to exist over time.

Continuing to exist, especially when something does not end and remains in place.

Reality, what actually exists; often contrasted with illusion, imagination, or theory.

The verb ‘to exist’; a neutral way to describe that something is present or real.

General ‘being’; a philosophical term for existence, often very abstract.

Presence in a specific space; emphasizes physical being somewhere.

Mere existence without substance or special meaning; often suggests insufficiency.

The real state or actual condition of things; usually not existence in general, but concrete factual reality.

Liveliness, vitality, energy; not existence itself, but the quality of being vivid and full of life.