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lived
[lahyvd, livd]
adjective
having life, a life, or lives, as specified (usually used in combination).
a many-lived cat.
-lived
/ -ɪ /
adjective
having or having had a life as specified
short-lived
Pronunciation Note
Other Word Forms
- half-lived adjective
Word History and Origins
Example Sentences
Mr Latter, who lived with his partner Ms Grant, in the flat across the communal landing, was found semi-conscious at the bottom of the stairs as police arrived.
"It's terrifying," said Kameko White, a neighbour who lived near one of the suspect's homes, in north Minneapolis, which was raided by police on Saturday.
Farm laborers, many of whom have lived and worked in their communities for decades, were terrified of being rounded up and deported, separated from their families and livelihoods.
There are so many Iowans who were promised to see their life if they lived where they wanted to, where they grew up, and worked at the local factory.
Ms Grant lived in a neighbouring flat and was murdered, while her partner Mr Latter was also attacked, but survived.
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