existence

Preposition: of

• universe: This is the cosmic mystery of the existence of the Universe.
• angel: SIDE TWO I really feel that the greatest single testimony to the existence of angels is the testimony of Jesus Christ.
• god: An atheist does not believe in god or postulate the existence of gods or spiritual beings.
• evil: The existence of evil is a terrible stumbling-block to the Theist.
• UFO: He was Alan MckNight, a hugely vociferous advocate of the existence of UFOs.
• soul: Here is also proof of the existence of the soul.

Preposition: as

entity: Once articles of incorporation have been successfully filed, your corporation has been formed and thus begins its existence as a corporate entity.

Converse of object

• deny: Similarly, you cannot discuss the purpose of life with a man who denies the existence of God.
• acknowledge: I acknowledge the existence of two kinds of quality that a museum has.
• threaten: Threats to the site: Heavy poaching since 1996 threatens the existence of the free herd.
• imply: It also contains a social message: that positive reaction to mass radiography does not necessarily imply the existence of tuberculosis ( TB ).
• postulate: An atheist does not believe in god or postulate the existence of gods or spiritual beings.
• prove: The only sure way of proving the existence of oil is to drill for it.

Adjective modifier

• continued: The TMC is run by members for members to ensure the continued existence of the Mayflower on the roads of the World.
• mere: The mere existence of earlier registrations which you may feel are analogous to your case actually proves nothing.
• miserable: Disk 2 Your Name's Not God, It's Edgar Edgar has a pretty miserable existence.
• precarious: They pay no attention to the alienation of those living precarious existences in a low-wage, insecure " competitive " global economy.
• earthly: Many of the legitimate pleasures of this earthly existence got tossed with the illegitimate ones.
• everyday: Is our everyday safe existence pushing people to the edge?

Noun used with modifier

non-: The religion and creed of the lovers is non- existence.