lifestyle
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2.3
- noun
- /ˈlaɪfˌstaɪl/
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estilo de vida
- The students learned to adjust their lifestyle and satisfy their basic needs.
- a healthy lifestyle
- an active lifestyle
- lifestyle choices
These are the three ways, breathing, lifestyle and diet.
- These are the three ways, breathing, lifestyle and diet.
- Tyler Brulee is sort of this lifestyle writer.
- It's creating a lifestyle of protecting what goes in.
- So how much of this lifestyle is like business?
- And I googled lifestyle change on a whim.
- OK, I'm going to bring in lifestyle expert Michelle Park.
- I engaged in living a lifestyle that doesn't attract God.
- They just run small healthy lifestyle businesses perfectly fine.
- I think of it more as like your actual lifestyle, like your time.
- And so it's like it would be a major lifestyle readjustment.
- How do you program their diet, their lifestyle as a doctor?
- The judge didn't like my lifestyle and it just.
- This is also about having the right lifestyle for your brain.
Examples
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Many people are striving to improve their lifestyle by adopting healthier habits.
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Living a sustainable lifestyle often involves making eco-friendly choices every day.
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And so I think the lifestyle stuff is the foundation.
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So again, think of it with a lifestyle approach.
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So how much of this lifestyle is like business?
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I totally respect your lifestyle choice, though.
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Further, physical activity is an important part of a healthy lifestyle for all humans.
Academic text (2011) -
Practice nurses can offer reviews of physical health, lifestyle advice, immunisations, and help with personal health planning.
Academic text (2011) -
They're giving up their plush lifestyle to live on a farm.
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Her active lifestyle includes hiking, yoga, and cooking nutritious meals.
Synonyms
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1.0
A particular way of living that includes daily activities and relationships
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2.4
The usual habits, beliefs, and actions of a person or group
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7.7
A group's usual customs and daily life
Compounds
A middle-class way of living that values comfort, being respected, and material things
- Offensive
A way of living with very little money, using cheap choices to get by
A way of living that prefers staying at home for comfort instead of going out
A relaxed way of living near the sea with outdoor activities like surfing and boating
- Slang
A life with lots of money and few problems, often for young rich people
- Offensive
A life that shows off money and expensive things in public and aims to be famous
- Offensive
A way of living involving a lot of travel and doing sex work, often seen negatively
A way of living when a person avoids other people and keeps their feelings to themselves
- Offensive
A way of living by young, rich people who work at technology startups and show their wealth
- Slur
A way of living where someone uses traditional dress while posing sexually to get attention online
- Archaic
A way of living for rich people with expensive comforts and privilege
- Jargon
A life focused on climbing mountains on skis and outdoor winter adventure
- Slang
A way of living where young people in cities focus on art, small businesses, and trendy city life
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Morphology
Etymology
The word lifestyle comes from the two simple parts life ('living') and style ('way' or 'fashion'), so it means your 'way of living'. That's why lifestyle is used for your habits, tastes, and daily choices.