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Life

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Meaning

Noun

In Biology:
  • The
    by any of
    , including
    ,
    ,
    ,
    , and sometimes
    , which have the
    of
    and metabolism.
  • Lifeforms,
    or collectively.
    A
    individual; the
    of a particular individual being
    . (Chiefly when
    individuals were
    (died) or saved.)
  • Existence.
  • A
    existence.
  • A particular
    of existence.
  • Social life.
  • Something which is
    part of a person's
    , such as job, family, a
    , etc.
  • A
    during which something has existence.
  • The
    during
    (a person, an
    , a
    ; a
    ,
    ;
    ; etc) is alive.
  • The
    of time during which an
    operates.
  • The
    during which an
    is recognizable.
  • A particular
    or
    of existence.
  • A
    from a when a (positive or
    )
    ,
    , etc is
    on someone until that person
    (or, sometimes,
    age).
  • A
    from a when a (positive or
    )
    ,
    , etc is
    on someone until that person
    (or, sometimes,
    age).;A
    ; a
    of
    that
    until the convict's
    (or, sometimes, parole).
  • Animation;
    ; vivacity.
  • The most
    or participant.
  • A biography.
    Nature,
    , and the
    that
    in it.
    In Video games:
  • An
    for existence.
  • One of the
    er's
    to
    ,
    when the
    er's
    or when certain
    are made.
  • In Baseball, Cricket & Softball:
  • An
    for existence.
  • A
    for the
    (or
    team) to
    again, given
    an
    by a
    of the
    team.
  • An
    for existence.
  • One of a
    er's
    to
    various children's
    ,
    when a
    is made,
    being
    by the
    in dodgeball.
  • In Insurance:
    The
    industry.
    A
    under a
    (equivalent to the
    itself for a
    contract).

    Verb

    In Aviation:
    To
    whose
    has expired.

    Intj

    Synonym of God's life (an oath)

    Name

    God.
    Conway's Game of Life.
    A surname.
    Sourced from
    Wiktionary

    Origin

    life
    English
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    lif
    Middle English (1100-1500)
    Sourced from
    Etym
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