to have objective reality or to be present in a particular place or situation

to continue to live or exist, especially in spite of danger or hardship

money deposited in a bank; bank savings or deposit

Stock or inventory; property or cash held in reserve.

to conserve, preserve, keep, store, or save (a file)

internal storage or random access memory (RAM) of a computer or mobile device

to store data on a computer or digital device; memory or storage capacity

to preserve or keep something, such as information, energy, or goods, for future use

to place or keep items in a specific location for future use

to survive (a disaster)

to remain alive or continue to exist, particularly after a life-threatening event or in difficult conditions

to exist at the same time or in the same place

to harbor or keep in one's heart; to cherish a specific feeling or thought

A booklet issued by a bank to record a customer's deposits, withdrawals, and current balance.

currently existing or surviving, often referring to historical artifacts, documents, or species

stock or goods held for sale or use in business

to keep or preserve something for future use or as a record

to accumulate money or put it aside for future use

to depend on something for existence; being reliant or contingent on something else

to seal up for safekeeping or to mothball equipment or documents

to store or deposit something (such as goods, data, or energy) for future use

to coexist

to cease to exist; to no longer be present or active

to continue to exist or remain after others have been destroyed or lost

a bank deposit that is held for a fixed term or requires notice for withdrawal, often with a higher interest rate

deliberately; intentionally

the statistical proportion of individuals in a group who remain alive over a specific period of time, especially in a medical or biological context

to read, write, or retrieve data within a computing context

to continue to exist

certificate of deposit

to be completely gone or obliterated; to vanish from the face of the earth

still remains; still exists; still has

historical remains or things that have survived since ancient times

to archive; to place on file

matter of life and death

gentle, kind, and showing affection in nature or manner

to live or die; to exist or perish

to leave something with someone for safekeeping

to deposit (e.g. into a bank account)

memory (computing)

to keep or retain something for future use or as a record

to last for a long time or to exist forever

to stockpile; to accumulate

to seek common ground while reserving differences; to put aside differences and work together

the name remains, but the reality is gone

a counterfoil or stub (of a check, receipt, or ticket)