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🌍being

noun/verb
/ˈbiːɪŋ/
behove belabor

Meaning

Existence; the state of living; a living creature.
existence; a living creature; the state of existing

Example Sentences

Kindness is part of being human.

Every human being deserves respect and dignity.

Example Expressions

human being

Synonyms

existence, creature, life, entity, life form
Entry 1
existence, creature, life, entity
Entry 2
existence, creature, entity, life form

Antonyms

nonexistence, nothingness, non-existence, void
Entry 1
nonexistence, nothingness
Entry 2
non-existence, void, nothingness

Collocations

human being, state of being, well-being, living being, Supreme Being
Entry 1
human being, state of being, well-being, living being
Entry 2
human being, living being, Supreme Being, well-being

More Example Sentences

Being surprised, she screamed loudly.

Being dissatisfied, the man cursed him.

I thank you all for not being late to class.

Being tired, the teacher stopped the lecture.

Are you proud of being a leader of that party?

Are you proud of being a worker of that party?

Don’t finish any work without being satisfied.

Are you proud of being a student of Vasanth Academy?

And with this, we call our event to an amazing close. Thank you all for being an amazing audience. Goodbye.

And with this, we call our event to a fantastic end. Thank you all for being an incredible audience. Goodbye.

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