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to livin'

to livin'

9.8
To be alive and spend your life in a certain way
  • verb
  • /ˈlɪvɪn/
  • Slang
translation icon : vivir
  • We're livin' our best life while enjoying every moment.

You make me feel like I'm living a Teenage Dream.

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Examples

  • Hurry, this life that I'm living is mine, Just mine.

  • You make me feel like I'm living a Teenage Dream.

  • And it was about how he had been living, you know?

  • Well, I mean, we're living in this crazy like.

  • I'm just, I'm just living how I feel.

  • We've kind of been living a double life.

  • Here's the way we've been living on Earth.

  • But yeah, I've been I've been living more in just joy.

  • He's livin' in the fast lane, always chasing new adventures.

  • I love how I'm livin' simply and appreciating the little things.

Synonyms

alive
vsto livin'
310 1.0

Full of energy and excitement

uses casual slang to talk about someone's way of life in speech

Antonyms

1.0

Not alive or working, for example a battery with no power

52 4.8

Not real or present

Surface Forms

livin' infinitive
lived past
lived past participle
livin' present participle
livin's third person singular

Etymology

Livin' is a casual form of the verb live, the same word as life, and it means 'to be alive' or 'to spend your life in a certain way'. So when people say they are livin', they mean they are living or enjoying life in the moment.