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subsist on something
to exist on something; to stay alive on something. We can barely subsist on this amount of money. We need more! They are able to do no more than subsist on what Mrs. Harris is paid.


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This book profiles all of Florida's bromeliads, explains how they manage to subsist on larger woody hosts without operating as parasites, and discusses why they have attracted attention from plant scientists interested in stress physiology and unusual lifestyles.
People subsist on a cultural diet of white bread without the crusts" - Jonathan Mills, director of the Edinburgh Festival.
00 Paperback DS493 The Raute people of western Nepal, who call themselves "kings of the forest," are a society of nomadic hunter-gatherers who subsist on langur and macaque monkeys, wild yams, and rice traded from local farmers.
 
 
 
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