existential

Modifies a noun

• quantifier: The existential quantifier is an analog of the English expression " there exists " , or perhaps just " there is " .
• angst: I'd also love to make some great European road movie - lots of existential angst, heavy emotions.
• quantification: According to Russell, the proposition has the form of an existential quantification with a bound variable.
• psychotherapy: Likewise, there were numerous attempts, beginning in the forties, to develop a form of existential psychotherapy.
• dignity: That diagnosis will then lead us into an analysis of his understanding of authentic existential dignity.
• proposition: There is, however, a second way of proving the minor premiss, and this even without recourse to any singular existential propositions.

Modifying Another Word

• even: Brentano's much stronger claim is however that no propositions at all are accepted in such judgements, not even existential ones.
• deeply: Therefore, we are entitled to say that the idea of death constitutes the central theme of this deeply existential poetry.
• almost: In all areas, everybody, for one reason or another, is asking almost existential questions.
• essentially: It emphasizes the ultimacy of spiritual values; yet it demonstrates that the roots of spiritual life lie in conditions that are essentially existential.