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the nourishing substances or food that provide the necessary nutrients and energy to sustain life
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the resources necessary for maintaining a basic standard of living, including food, shelter, and other essential expenses
- Despite working multiple jobs, she struggled to earn enough to provide sustenance for her family, often having to prioritize between necessities.
- The government implemented social welfare programs to ensure that citizens living below the poverty line have access to basic sustenance such as food and housing.
- With the rise in unemployment, many families relied on food banks and community support to supplement their income and maintain sustenance.
- The cost of living in the city was so high that even with a decent salary, many residents found it challenging to afford sustenance without budgeting carefully.
- In rural areas where employment opportunities are scarce, farming and agriculture remain crucial for ensuring sustenance and economic stability for communities.