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Definition of life
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of life is as below...
Life (n.) The
living
or
actual
form,
person,
thing,
or
state;
as, a
picture
or a
description
from the
life..
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Carry
::
Carry (v. t.) To bear the
charges
or
burden
of
holding
or
having,
as
stocks,
merchandise,
etc., from one time to
another;
as, a
merchant
is
carrying
a large
stock;
a farm
carries
a
mortgage;
a
broker
carries
stock for a
customer;
to carry a life
insurance..
Insipidly
::
Insipidly
(adv.)
In an
insipid
manner;
without
taste,
life, or
spirit;
flatly..
Spiritful
::
Spirited
(a.)
Animated;
full of life or
vigor;
lively;
full of
spirit
or fire; as, a
spirited
oration;
a
spirited
answer..
Inogen
::
Inogen
(n.) A
complex
nitrogenous
substance,
which,
by
Hermann's
hypothesis,
is
continually
decomposed
and
reproduced
in the
muscles,
during
their
life..
Place
::
Place (n.) To put or set in a
particular
rank,
office,
or
position;
to
surround
with
particular
circumstances
or
relations
in life; to
appoint
to
certain
station
or
condition
of life; as, in
whatever
sphere
one is
placed..
Ruralist
::
Ruralist
(n.) One who leads a rural life.
Suscitation
::
Suscitate
(v. t.) To
rouse;
to
excite;
to call into life and
action.
Path
::
Path (n.) A way,
course,
or
track,
in which
anything
moves or has
moved;
route;
passage;
an
established
way; as, the path of a
meteor,
of a
caravan,
of a
storm,
of a
pestilence.
Also used
figuratively,
of a
course
of life or
action..
Pilgrimage
::
Pilgrimage
(n.) The
journey
of a
pilgrim;
a long
journey;
especially,
a
journey
to a
shrine
or other
sacred
place.
Fig., the
journey
of human
life..
Synosteology
::
Synoptist
(n.) Any one of the
authors
of the three
synoptic
Gospels,
which give a
history
of our
Lord's
life and
ministry,
in
distinction
from the
writer
of
John's
Gospel,
which gives a
fuller
record
of his
teachings..
Strook
::
Strontium
(n.) A
radioactive
isotope
of
strontium
produced
by
certain
nuclear
reactions,
and
constituting
one of the
prominent
harmful
components
of
radioactive
fallout
from
nuclear
explosions;
also
called
radiostrontium.
It has a
half-life
of 28
years..
Pulseless
::
Pulseless
(a.)
Having
no
pulsation;
lifeless.
Estovers
::
Estovers
(n. pl.)
Necessaries
or
supples;
an
allowance
to a
person
out of an
estate
or other thing for
support;
as of wood to a
tenant
for life, etc., of
sustenance
to a man
confined
for
felony
of his
estate,
or
alimony
to a woman
divorced
out of her
husband's
estate..
Stale
::
Stale (v. i.)
Having
lost the life or
graces
of
youth;
worn out;
decayed.
Institution
::
Institution
(n.)
Anything
forming
a
characteristic
and
persistent
feature
in
social
or
national
life or
habits.
Zoic
::
Zoic (a.) Of or
pertaining
to
animals,
or
animal
life..
Occupation
::
Occupation
(n.) That which
occupies
or
engages
the time and
attention;
the
principal
business
of one's life;
vocation;
employment;
calling;
trade.
Plasmodium
::
Plasmodium
(n.) A naked
mobile
mass of
protoplasm,
formed
by the union of
several
amoebalike
young,
and
constituting
one of the
stages
in the life cycle of
Mycetozoa
and other low
organisms..
Subjectist
::
Subjection
(a.) The state of being
subject,
or under the
power,
control,
and
government
of
another;
a state of
obedience
or
submissiveness;
as, the
safety
of life,
liberty,
and
property
depends
on our
subjection
to the
laws..
Life
::
Life (n.) The
potential
principle,
or
force,
by which the
organs
of
animals
and
plants
are
started
and
continued
in the
performance
of their
several
and
cooperative
functions;
the vital
force,
whether
regarded
as
physical
or
spiritual..
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