existed in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

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exist [Brit ɪɡˈzɪst, ɛɡˈzɪst, Am ɪɡˈzɪst] VB intr

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I.pre-exist [Brit, Am ˌpriɪɡˈzɪst] VB trans

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II.pre-exist [Brit, Am ˌpriɪɡˈzɪst] VB intr

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subjectively perceive, exist
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preesistere
to pre-exist
esistere
to exist
esiste davvero
it really does exist
i fantasmi non esistono veramente
ghosts don't really exist, there are no such things as ghosts
non è mai esistito nessun Sherlock Holmes
no such person as Sherlock Holmes ever existed
cessare di esistere
to cease to exist
esistere
to exist
un personaggio realmente esistito
a person who actually existed, a real person
intercorrere rapporto:
to exist
La dolce vita
The famous film by Federico Fellini (1960) depicted the emptiness and bleakness of the pleasures and pastimes of wealthy society and the show business world in Rome, in the luxurious settings of the Via Veneto and the large villas outside the city. But its title soon became a cliché about a worldly Italian life-style, perhaps one that never existed, until it was reduced to a trite slogan for mass tourism.
dubito della loro esistenza
I doubt they exist
Mezzogiorno
(or the Meridione) A term which means southern Italy, including Sicily and Sardinia. The south has a wealth of artistic treasures and beautiful countryside but economically it is less industrialized than the rest of Italy. In 1950 a special public body, the Cassa del Mezzogiorno, was set up to finance the development of the south with wide-ranging financial measures. Nowadays the Cassa del Mezzogiorno does not exist any more. However, the development of the south still remains a major problem for Italy today.

existed in the PONS Dictionary

existed Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

if they exist at all
se esistono davvero
to exist on sth
vivere di qc
to exist without sth
sopravvivere senza qc

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Other parties and organizations existed but functioned in subordinate roles to KS.
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Accompanying the improved conceptual understanding of gas dynamics was a public misconception that there existed a barrier to the attainable speed of aircraft, commonly referred to as the sound barrier.
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Several regional versions then began to propagate, owing to issues of arability that then existed.
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Main investments in the bio-energy subsector existed in the areas of production, are transportation, storage, distribution, sale, marketing and exportation.
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Inside was growing the largest and strangest conglomeration of musical instrument supplies and parts that has perhaps ever existed in one place.
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It was an active division which existed during peacetime.
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For instance, if a river dissects a mountain range, then this often means the river existed before the mountain range rose.
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The municipality existed from 1838 until 1964 when it was dissolved and its lands split up among several other municipalities.
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However, ashes and fossils (assessed to be of 15 million years age) unearthed here reveal that leaves, willows, alders, maples, rhododendrons and conifers existed here.
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Differences of a similar nature existed for consumer durables.
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