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How to Use "Life" with Example Sentences
life
(n):
the state of being alive; the period of time between birth and death
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Used with adjectives:
"
She lived a
long
life
.
"
(long, short, happy, sad)
"
He lived his
entire
life
on a farm.
"
(entire, whole, early, adult, later)
"
He was an architect all his
working
life
.
"
(working)
"
They are working hard to prepare for their
future
life
.
"
(future, retired)
"
Do you think there is
intelligent
life
on other planets?
"
(intelligent)
Used with verbs:
"
He
lost
his
life
in a car accident.
"
(lost)
"
She
sacrificed
her
life
for her children.
"
(sacrificed, gave, dedicated, devoted)
"
He
took
his own
life
.
"
(took, ended)
"
He
lived
his whole
life
in California.
"
(lived, spent)
"
The seat belt
saved
her
life
.
"
(saved)
"
Policemen
protect
lives
every day.
"
(protect)
"
Getting married
changed
her
life
.
"
(changed)
"
I
have
a great
life
.
"
(have, enjoy, lead, live)
"
The scandal
ruined
her
life
.
"
(ruined)
Used with nouns:
"
He purchased
life
insurance
.
"
(insurance)
"
His father is on
life
support
.
"
(support)
"
She wrote a book about her
life
story
.
"
(story)
"
She was found on
life
boat
.
"
(boat, raft)
"
You should wear a
life
jacket
when you're on a boat.
"
(jacket, vest)
"
He received a
life
sentence
for murder.
"
(sentence)
"
Life
expectancy
is getting higher these days.
"
(expectancy)
Used with prepositions:
"
I am committed to this marriage
for
life
.
"
(for)
"
He rode on an airplane for the first time
in
his
life
.
"
(in)
"
She struggled with depression
throughout
her whole
life
.
"
(throughout)
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