love life
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- noun
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- My grandmother, she was married to this man, and I always thought she had a very simple, uncomplicated love life.
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- I think our love lives are like that too.
- We get to dive into CJ Mann's love life, Extendo Extendo draw.
- The best years of your love life happen after your kids leave.
- Own your own incredible love life and watch it come to you.
- You, you have your home life, you have your love life, you have children.
- Today I give you a daily video of mastering your love life in just seven days.
- And these four particular books have absolutely changed my love life, changed my relationship world.
- And the other area was apart from love life and kind of social life was also health.
- But let me get back to my love life.
- I don't want to ask about your love life either.
- And questions that reflect performance instead of physical appearance or love life.
Examples
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She'd gotten into the habit of complaining to him about her nonexistent love life.
Fiction book (2000) -
As Sam Smith's career continues to go from strength to strength, his love life provides the inspiration for his music.
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The best years of your love life happen after your kids leave.
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Own your own incredible love life and watch it come to you.
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So she brought up the love life and she said, are you seeing anybody?
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Maybe I'll catch you up on my love life.
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How's your love life these days?
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Your love life's a mess, buddy boy.
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And what is wrong with adding excitement to your love life with your spouse?
Blog text (13) -
She often shares stories about her love life with her close friends.
Synonyms
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Sex between two adults who care for each other
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Sex between people to show love or affection
Antonyms
How Active
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Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning is directly compositional: 'love' modifies 'life' to indicate the part of someone's life concerned with romantic/sexual relationships. This noun+noun pattern is common cross-linguistically (e.g., Spanish vida amorosa) and follows a straightforward semantic logic that a B1 learner knowing both words can infer.
Etymology
Love life calls your romantic and sexual relationships a separate life — imagine your love as its own small life next to work or family. That's why it means 'a person's romantic and sexual relationships'.